CONCERNING ACTION SEMANTIC VERBS

<pre><em>Active action in language includes actions - processes in nature and society, in the animal kingdom, according to the objective basis of semantic verbs. That is, action verbs differ from lexemes in that they belong to a different semantic field by their breadth and complexity, versatility, and the fact that they represent different actions specific to matter, depending on their material basis (object). Since the reality, the objectivity of an action, is related to its realization by a particular living being, in which it is ‘materialized’, then the existence of a logical subject is also measured by its absolute action. Rather, motion is the living form of matter.</em></pre>

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