что такое глагол, обозначающий отношение к действию

Robert Owen, I think, is one of the few writers who really gains more than he loses by being read in selections. His books taken as a whole are so verbose and rhetorical that the core of wisdom and good sense, seldom absent, is often lost in desert of words. In selection it is possible to see much more clearly what he was aiming at and what is new and valuable in his thought.
In my last section I have given a number of estimates of Owen - favourable and otherwise - made by contemporaries. And in a few places I have included passages, not by Owen but by his son Robert Dale Owen and others, which seemed to throw useful lights on his work.
My introduction does not pretend to give a detailed account of this life - that has been done elsewhere, or of his thought - that I hope is done by the extracts which follow it.

1. Some of them are in centre of Moscow.
2. In the centre of the city we can also see theatres and concert halls.
3. Yesterday I was at the Bolshoi theatre.
4. The ballet was very beautiful.

A) _____ you do this today?
B) they _____ come at 5.
C) you ___ listen to her, she doesn't know what to do.
D) how ___ you talk that?