Lexical words are the words with a .... meaning

The underlined word in ‘he turned the car around' is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘he is as intelligent as me' is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘he is as intelligent as me' is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘some of your children passed ’ is a(n) :

The underlined word in ‘he is sitting by the nearest window’ is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘after coming home, I went straight to bed ’ is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘after he graduated from university, he got married ’ is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘have you got any children? – Yes, I’ve got some ' is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘have you got any children? – Yes, I’ve got three ’ is a(n)

By form the underlined word in ‘if anything goes wrong, tell me’ is a(n) .... verb

The underlined word in ‘he was caught last night in connection with the recent crime ’ is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘concerning the weather, the trip should be cancelled ’is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘she is fairly beautiful but rather short ’ is a(n)

The underlined word in ‘have you got any children? ' is a(n)

By form the underlined word in ‘you are not to tell anyone what I told you’ is a(n) ... verb