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A verb is a word that expresses an action (like "run" or "read"), an occurrence (like "happen"), or a state of being (like "exist"). Verbs matter because they are essential to forming meaningful sentences—they convey what is happening, has happened, or the condition of things, and in many languages they change form to show when something occurred and other important details about the action or state.
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- different from
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動詞（どうし、英: verb）とは、品詞の一つで、主に動作や状態を表し、項として主語や目的語などの名詞句をとる語である。時制がある言語では、一般的には動詞が時制を示す。
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