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Markkal123 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
confused with word following "is" and "are"
in the following sentances what are the words "seated", "visiting", and "watching"? are they adverbs, adjectives, or something else?
He is seated on the chair
He is visiting his mother
They are watching television
He is seated on the chair
He is visiting his mother
They are watching television
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Welcome to English Forums! seated is an adjective. visiting and watching are verbs.
- Welcome to English Forums!
- seated is an adjective.
- visiting and watching are verbs.
- CJ
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Welcome to English Forums!
seated is an adjective. visiting and watching are verbs.
CJ
seated is an adjective. visiting and watching are verbs.
CJ
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