AUXMO -  Auxiliary/Modal Verbs  [WC 12]

Superset

Mnemonic

Numeric

Auxiliaries

AUX

Supersets 1, 2, 3, 4
Modals MOD Superset 6
Subjunctive Modals SMOD Superset 7
Particles PART Superset 8
Miscellaneous MISC Superset 10
Ambiguous Contractions AUX Superset 12

 

 

AUXMO -  Auxiliary/Modal Verbs  [WC 12]   
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Auxiliary/Modal Verbs

Mnemonics

Numerics

Auxiliaries

Supersets
1, 2, 3, 4

be AUXbe [1 60 886]
have AUXhave [2 88 710]
do AUXdo [3 33 466]
would AUXwould [4 17 887]

will (set)

AUXwill-type
shall AUXshall [4 20 893]
will AUXwill [4 20 894]

Modals

Superset 6

ought (set)

MODcan-type
can MODcan [6 21 735]
cannot MODcannot [6 21 895]
may MODmay [6 22 896]
must MODmust [6 23 897]
have to MODhaveto [6 24 898]

Subjunctive Modals

Superset 7

ought (set)

SMODought-type [7 16]
should SMODshould [7 16 912]
ought SMODought [7 16 951]
ought to SMODoughtto [7 16 951]
ought not to SMODoughtnotto [7 16 867]
could SMODcould [7 18 948]
might SMODmight [7 19 965]

Particles

Superset 8

particle (set)

PARTto-type [8 8]
to PARTto [8 8 945]
in order to PARTinorderto [8 8 946]

Miscellaneous

Superset 10

about to MISCaboutto [10 10 899]
supposed to MISCsupposedto [10 10 751]

Ambiguous Contractions

Superset 12

is/has (ambiguous contractions) AUXis/has [12 12 886]
had/would (ambiguous contractions) AUXhad/would [12 12 710]

 

 

 

 

AUXMO - Auxiliary/Modal Verbs  [WC 12]     
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Auxiliary Verbs

Mnemonics

Numerics

about to MISCaboutto [10 10 899]
be AUXbe [1 60 886]
can MODcan [6 21 735]
cannot MODcannot [6 21 895]
could SMODcould [7 18 948]
do AUXdo [3 33 466]
had/would
(ambiguous contraction:
    He'd spoken.
    He'd do that.
)
AUXhad/would [12 12 710]
have AUXhave [2 88 710]
have to MODhaveto [6 24 898]
in order to PARTinorderto [8 08 946]
is/has
(ambiguous contraction:
     John's gone)
AUXis/has   [12 12 886]
may MODmay [6 22 896]
might SMODmight [7 19 965]
must MODmust [6 23 897]
ought SMODought [7 16 951]
ought not to SMODoughtnotto [7 16 867]
ought to SMODoughtto [7 16 951]
shall AUXshall   [4 20 893]
should SMODshould [7 16 912]
supposed to MISCsupposedto [10 10 751]
to PARTto [8 08 945]
will AUXwill   [4 20 894]
would AUXwould [4 17 887]

 

 

  Verbs  [WC 02]
Superset Mnemonic Numeric
Transitive Verbs VT WC 02
Intransitive Verbs VI WC 02

 

VT  -   Transitive Verbs     [02]
Superset Mnemonic Numeric

Weak Transitives

Subjective Transitive SUBTR [4]
Reciprocal Transitive RECTR [13]

Strong Transitives

Objective Transitive OBHUM [2]
Objective Transitive OBTR [7]
Di-Transitive DITR [9]
Pre-Process PREPR [6]
Simple Pre-Verbal PREV [5]
Pre-Verbal Di-Transitive PREVDI [14]
Pre-Clausal PCL [3]
Pre-Clausal/Verbal PRECV [8]

 

 

VI  -   Intransitive Verbs     [02]
Superset Mnemonic Numeric
Motional INMO [10]
Existential  INEX [11]
Operational INOP [12]

 

 

 

OBHUM - Objective Transitive Verbs  [02]   
(Human Subject)

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

The sculptor created a statue. OBHUMundif [2   21, 92, 75, 98} create, etc.
The boy stole apples from the orchard.
The dean praised her for her contributions.
OBHUM (+ prep governance) [2 xx] praise, steal, etc.

 

 

 

 

OBTR - Objective Transitive Verbs  [07] 
(Undifferentiated Subject)

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

The sprayer shellacked the surface. OBTRundif [7   21, 92, 75, 98} shellac
They increased the count to ten.
The machine pressed the grommet into place.
OBTR (+ prep governance) [7 xx] abbreviate, increase, press

 

 

 

PCL - Pre-Clausal Transitive Verbs  [03] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

We doubt that . . . PCLdoubt-type [3 53] doubt, ensure, calculate
We declared that . . .
We declared to them that . . .
We declared them to be . . .
We declared them the . . .
PCLdeclare-type [3 22] declare, believe, predict
We answered that . . .
We informed them that . . .
PCLinform-type [3 30] inform, notify, grant
We explained that . . .
We explained to them that . . .
PCLexplain-type [3 32] explain, indicate, relate
It strikes me that . . . PCLstrike-type [3 87] strike, bet, wager

 

 

 

SUBTR - Subjective Transitive Verbs  [04] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

They regard him to be . . . SUBTRregard-type

[4 38]

rate, regard, pronounce

 

 

 

PREV - Simple Pre-Verbal Transitive Verbs [05] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

V V'ing or PN PREVfinish-type [5 40] finish, practice, resume
V V'ing or V to V PREVbegin-type [5 48] being, continue, start
V to V PREVfail-type [5 49] fail, grow, refuse

 

 

PREPR - Pre-Process Transitive Verbs  [06] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

N V PN        
- or -
N V Verbal Intangible
PREPRaccomplish-type [6 33] accomplish,  instigate, perform

 

 

PRECV - Pre-Clausal/Verbal  Transitive Verbs [08] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

V to V
V th-/wh-
PRECVagree-type [8 55] agree, claim, decide
V N to V
V N th-/wh-
V N of N
PRECVtell-type [8 62] convince, persuade, tell
V to V
V N to V
V that . . .
V N th-/wh-
PRECVask-type [8 63] ask, promise, beg
V to V
V N to V
V th-/wh-
PRECVwish-type [8 91] desire, determine, expect
V N to V
V th-/wh-
PRECVenjoin-type [8 65] command, direct, enjoin
V one's V'ing
V to V'ing
V th-/wh-
V to N that . . .
V N N
V N as N
V N to N
PRECVadmit-type [8 85] admit, confess, report
V one's V'ing
V one V'ing
V th-/wh-
PRECVrecall-type [8 45] recall, anticipate, recollect
V N V'ing
V N V
V th-/wh-
PRECVsee-type [8 43] see, hear, notice
V N to V
V N that . . .
V that . . .
PRECVwarn-type [8 50] warn, advise, instruct
V V'ing
V that . . .
V N to N and V N N
V to V
V N to V
V N that N V (subjunc)
PRECVintend-type [8 42] intend, prefer, remember
It V N to V
It V N that . . .
N be PP that . . .
PRECVplease-type [8 77] please, amuse, concern

 

 

 

DITR - Di-Transitive Verbs  [09] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

They contributed money to . . .
   (requires to)

DITRdispense-type [9 32] address, allocate, dispense
She gave him the book.
   (optional to)
DITRgive-type [9 37] pass, allot, give
He bought her a ring.
   (optional for)
DITRfetch-type [9 41] buy, procure, win
They furnished us the answers.
   (optional to, with)
DITRprovide-type [9 39] supply, provide, furnish

 

 

 

RECTR - Reciprocal Transitive Verbs  [13] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

The contract includes an escape clause.   RECTRinclude-type [13 54] include, exude, contain
They located pearls in the drawer.
The unit exuded oil from the cracks.
RECTR (+ prep governance) [13 xx] descend, disgorge, discard

 

 

 

PREVDI - Preverbal Di-Transitive Verbs  [14] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

V N to V
V V'ing (limited application)
PREVDIpermit-type [14 93] enable, favor, permit
V N to V (limited application)
-  or -
V N to V'ing 
PREVDIaccustom-type [14 34] accustom, dedicate, equate
V N to V
-  or -
V N in/into
V'ing  
PREVDIaid-type [14 67] aid, assist, involve
V N to V (obligatory)
V to V  (obligatory)
V N V'ing  (possible)
V N PstP  (possible)
V V'ing (for love and like only)
PREVDIdare-type [14 89] dare, get, like
V N from V'ing
V one's V'ing 
PREVDIbar-type [14 83] bar, inhibit, prevent
V V'ing
V N from V'ing
V one's V'ing 
PREVDIkeep-type [14 36] keep, preclude, stop
V N V'ing  PREVDIleave-type [14 23] leave, behold
V N to V
N is V'd N / V N N
N is V'd as N
PREVDIappoint-type [14 95] appoint, designate, qualify
V N  Prep V'ing
V one's V'ing  (limited application)
PREVDmisc-type [14 70] accuse, credit, criticize
V N V
N V'd to V  (limited application)
V V (help only)
PREVDIbid-type [14 88] bid, help, let

 

 

 

INMO - Motional Intransitive Verbs  [10] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

They walked into the room. INMOinto-type [10 24] walk, go, depart, run, fly
They danced in the streets. INMOin-type [10 68] sail, dance

 

 

 

INEX - Existential Intransitive Verbs  [11] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

She is the valedictorian of her class. INEXbe [11 60] be
He remained a Democrat all his life.
She remained at the seashore all summer.
INEXbecome-type [11 61] become, remain
Their voices sounded cheerful. INEXgrow-type [11 64] grow, look, sound
He seemed happy with the results.
It seems that the operation was successful.
INEXseem-type [11 76] seem, appear

 

 

 

INOP - Operational  Intransitive Verbs  [12] 

Patterns

Mnemonics

Numerics

Examples

She sings well. INOPmisc [12 29, 31, 97] end, sing, open
He stood in the rain.   INOPloc [12 68] stand, sleep,
INOPpcl [12 69]
They refrained from smoking.
They conspired to defeat the candidate.
INOPprev [12 72] refrain, conspire, participate, persist, desist