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| Hello Rod A linking verb connects the subject with some more information about the subject. These are examples of some of the main linking verbs: 1. Be: I am extremely tired this evening. 2. Look: My hair looks a mess today. 3. Feel: My head feels fuzzy. 4. Taste: This glass of Scotch tastes good. 5. Smell: This pizza smells rather strange. 6. Sound: My neighbours sound very angry. 7. Seem: They seem determined to keep me awake tonight. Here are some others; if you want to try to make some sentences with them, I'll check them for you: Appear; Get; Become; Grow; Stay; Keep; Turn; Prove; Go; Remain; Resemble; Run; Lie. All the best, MrP PS: Have you tried the "Reference" link, at the top of the page? If you search on "Linking verbs", you'll find some more information. |
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