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The the word "Walked" in the sentence represents verb. Because verb means "performing something".
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walked << of course
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Hi guys,
Of course, it is "walked".
Red, I'd like to see more difficuilt question.
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i'm stronglly agree with this answer.."walked"
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"walked "only is an action word here. verb means an action word
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of course
the verb is walked
I'm very happy because I'm very sure about the my answer
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of course, the verb is walked
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