nrxbra001 wrote
Linking verbs (as I understand them) are verbs, which connect the subject of the verb to additional information about the verb. Some examples are is, was, were, being, be, been, etc. Seeing as how linking verbs are important for parallelism, is there an easy way to identify linking verbs without having to memorize a whole list?
The first test whether something is a linking verb or not is to see whether an intended action is involved. Let's take the word 'be'. It denotes a state
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Linking verbs (as I understand them) are verbs, which connect the subject of the verb to additional information about the verb. Some examples are is, was, were, being, be, been, etc. Seeing as how linking verbs are important for parallelism, is there an easy way to identify linking verbs without having to memorize a whole list?
The first test whether something is a linking verb or not is to see whether an intended action is involved. Let's take the word 'be'. It denotes a state
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