All verbs are sectioned into transitive, active transitive and stative intransitive. It has a passive sense for transitive verbs and a stative sense for intransitive verbs. Adjectival stative verbs follow their noun. A contrast between the progressive and imperfective is seen with stative verbs. Verbs in Nheengatu fall into three mutually exclusive categories&colon; intransitive, transitive and stative. Early Indo-Iranian texts mostly lack attestations of stative optative forms. There must be a stative or active verb to have an intransitive sentence. Some languages make distinctions between stative and dynamic verbs in sentences. Certain stative verbs make limited use of progressive aspect. The stative in Akkadian corresponds to the Egyptian pseudo-participle. Adjectival meaning is otherwise conveyed through the use of stative verbs or abstract nouns. Some verbs may act as either stative or dynamic. Contrastive stress may occur in the stative aspect of verbs. Adjectival concepts are expressed by means of stative verbs, there are no true adjectives. The subjects of stative verbs typically have II agreement.