In Verbs list^x

Well I ha to dig, but I found one here: http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/~bos/atp/tvs.html At least something. Take care, Pavel

i found one online once upon a time, and now im hunting it down again, if i am able to find it, i will be sure to get that to you

Here's what I got from my dictionary:http://website.estserver.com/verbs.txtThe Mueller7 dictionary is under GPL license.

Pemmican wrote:It's impossible to count all verbs, it would be a kind of "Sisyphos"- work: Unless you write a script in any suitable programming language :-)

Yes, "to have" is a verb.

is had a verb

Try looking for one on google i did but this is the first thing i saw so i decided to go here.

I am also looking for a list of verbs which I can use for my class project in Natural Language Processing. We're analyzing the blogs and trying to identify the summary sentences. Having a list of verbs would be useful for identifying the imperative sentences which are often the summary sentences.

Currently, dictionaries are sorted by alphabet. They act well as a reading and learning tool. It would be nice to create a document that sorts all the words in English language by part of speech. It would be a beautiful writing tool. Within each of the parts of speech section, it would be...

there is a list the Oxford Picture Dictionary has it it's awful to see how a simple question may inspire such negative and attitude filled responses from some of you shame on you