True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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A.21.
Linking verbs tell us what things are and what they have.
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2.
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Linking verbs express a state of being.
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3.
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A.21.
Be, being, been ALWAYS need a helping verb.
Example :
will be, is being, has been
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4.
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A.21. Another name for linking verbs is State- of -Being
verbs.
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5.
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The state-of-being verbs are: is, am were, was, are, be, being,
been
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6.
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Charlie might be angry with you.
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7.
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We did become very loud on the playground.
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8.
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My favorite subject could be reading.
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9.
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A.21. Annie was feeling sick.
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10.
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B.21.
The pizza tasted good.
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11.
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The rain might cool off the temperature
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12.
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The dog must have scratched his wound.
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13.
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B.21.
Mother might be angry when we left the kitchen a mess.
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14.
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B.21. Our children must be having fun.
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15.
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B.21.
Some of the students’ artwork had been unusual.
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16.
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A.21.
Charlie seemed angry yesterday.
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17.
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We became very quiet when the principal started to speak.
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18.
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My favorite subject is reading.
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19.
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A.21. Annie felt sick.
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20.
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The pizza tasted good.
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