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I want the copula in the sentence below."Some newspapers that are printed in new york are not tabloids that are easily read'

GPY · Accepted Answer

This is a kind of clunky sentence.

However, I do not understand your question, or indeed whether you are asking a question.

MIG · Answer

I am a learner too, so please don't completely rely on my answer.

Copula = Linking Verb
A linking verb doesn't perform an action; it connects the subject to its complement.

For example "are" is a linking verb in the sentence below:
They?(are)?good.

I think that all are's in your sentence are linking verbs.
"Some newspapers that are printed in new york are not tabloids that are easily read'

GPY · Answer

MIGI am a learner too, so please don't completely rely on my answer. Copula = Linking VerbA linking verb doesn't perform an action; it connects the subject to its complement.For example "are" is a linking verb in the sentence below:They?(are)?good.I think that all are's in your sentence are linking verbs."Some newspapers that are printed in new york are not tabloids that are easily read'

Oh yeah, I think you must be right. The OP must be wanting to identify the copula(s) in the sentence. Silly ol' me.

MIG · Answer

My knowledge comes from internet and books under my hand and yours comes from your experiences and studies.
I have too(x100,000,000,000) much to learn from you.

Fivejedjon · Answer

The first and third ares in that sentence ar auxiliar verbs, not ccopulas.

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