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stem-2507	Koymuradova Gulmira Mukhtorjonovna	Presentation of Conditional Verbs in the Explanatory Dictionary	2024	4	.htm	application/pdf	1916	79	56	At this point, it should be said that when L. Brinton included such verbs as sitting on the bed and staring at the picture in the group of dynamic verbs, he included the verb to sit in R. Rasulov explains the continuous case in the structure of verbs [4]. The American philosopher of language, professor Z. Wendler, semantically divides verbs into four types:  activity verbs or dynamic verbs: run, walk, swim, go, come, return, push or pull;  stative verbs: to have, to want, to like, to love, to hate, to rule, to know, to believe;  achievements verbs: to recognize, to realize, to determine, to lose, to find, to reach the top, to win the race, to cross the border, to start, to stop and to continue, to be born, to end to take;  accomplishments verbs: to draw, to make, to build, to write, to read, to teach, to attend a lesson, to play, to grow up, to improve, to prepare, etc.	cache/stem-2507.htm	txt/stem-2507.txt