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| Example usage: I believe the music sounded old. I=pronoun believe = common verb? the=determiner music=noun sounded=linking verb? old=adjective Is the verb "believe" the same type of verb as the verb "realize"? |
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| It is similar. I'm not sure what you mean by 'common verb', though. Iyt is the main verb in the sentence. |
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