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Action vs Linking Verbs Quiz

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Action vs. linking verbs

by Desiree Mariani Caballer
1

Some verbs can function as both action and linking verbs depending on context.

2

A linking verb can take a direct object.

3

All verbs that describe thinking are action verbs.

4

A linking verb always shows action.

5

In 'She runs every morning,' 'runs' is an action verb.

6

A linking verb connects the subject to a predicate adjective or predicate noun.

7

The verb 'be' is a common linking verb (be, am, is, are, was, were).

8

An action verb expresses actions performed by the subject.

9

An action verb cannot be used with an auxiliary (helping) verb.

10

In "The soup tastes delicious," 'tastes' is an action verb.

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