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Linking verbs have NO ______.
Linking verbs have NO ______.
object
Linking verbs link two parts of a ______.
Linking verbs link two parts of a ______.
sentence
Linking verbs link the subject to a ______ or adjective.
Linking verbs link the subject to a ______ or adjective.
noun
In this sense, linking verbs are like a mathematical ______ sign (=).
In this sense, linking verbs are like a mathematical ______ sign (=).
Linking verbs do not make sense if used ______: they need a 'subject complement' to complete their meaning.
Linking verbs do not make sense if used ______: they need a 'subject complement' to complete their meaning.
Linking verbs work in two different ______.
Linking verbs work in two different ______.
Linking verbs have NO ______.
Linking verbs have NO ______.
Linking, intransitive, and transitive verbs are types of ______.
Linking, intransitive, and transitive verbs are types of ______.
Linking verbs link the subject to a ______ or adjective.
Linking verbs link the subject to a ______ or adjective.
Linking verbs do not make sense if used ______: they need a 'subject complement' to complete their meaning.
Linking verbs do not make sense if used ______: they need a 'subject complement' to complete their meaning.
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Linking verb function
Linking verb function
Linking verbs connect the subject of a sentence to a noun or adjective, acting like an equals sign (=).
Linking verb object
Linking verb object
Linking verbs do not have a direct object; they need a subject complement to complete their meaning.
Linking verb types
Linking verb types
Linking verbs are one type of verb, alongside intransitive & transitive verbs.
Subject Complement
Subject Complement
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Sentence Structure & Linking Verbs
Sentence Structure & Linking Verbs
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