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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. Thanks and Best of Luck |
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| i'm stronglly agree with this answer.."walked" |
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| walked |
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| "walked "only is an action word here. verb means an action word Last edited by geetha reddy; 11-Mar-2008 at 13:18. Reason: gramatical mistake |
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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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| Do you agree? |
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| why walked |
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| of-course it's walked .. XXXlordXXX , verb is the ward that discribe the action it can be in present, past or future here "walked" is the verb that told us that Ahmed was walking and it's in the past tense I hope you understood .. Last edited by be real; 29-Sep-2008 at 16:53. |
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