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PREDICATE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Phrasal verb
        1) beginning:
        to begin, to start, to commence, to set about, to take to, to fall to, to come.
        2) duration:
        to go on, to keep, to proceed, to continue.
        3) repetition:
        would, used (denoting a repeated action in the past).
        4) cessation:
        to stop, to finish, to cease, to give up, to leave off.
      - Infinitive or gerund
    - - Modal part
        1) modal verb
        2) modal expression ofnominal nature
        3) attitudinal verb:
        to like, to hate, to attempt, to expect, to hope, to intend, to mean, to plan, to try, to have a mind, to wish, to want
      - Infinitive (or gerund)
    - - Verb or phrase expressing attitude, evaluation, or comment
        1) intransitive verbs of seeming or happening with the general meaning of evaluation in the active voice:
        to seem, to appear, to prove, to turn out, to happen, to chance.
        2) some verbs in the passive voice:
        a) verbs of saying:
        to say, to declare, to state, to report, to rumour.
        b) verbs of mental activity:
        to believe, to consider, to expect, to find, to know, to mean, to presume, to regard, to suppose, to think, to understand
        c) verbs of perception:
        to feel, to hear, to see, to watch.
        3) phrases with some modal meaning:
        to be (un) likely, to be sure, to be certain.
      - Subject
  - - - Predicative (nominal part)
      - Link verb
        1) of being:
        to be, to feel, to sound, to smell, to taste, to look, to appear, to seem, etc.
        2) of becoming:
        to become, to grow, to turn, to get, to make.
        3) of remaining:
        to remain, to continue, to keep, to stay.
    - - Subject
      - Noun or adjective