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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Linking verb
Sir,
1. He is running.
2. The Prime Minister is sleeping.
are "runnig " and "sleeping" are subject complement. If so, then "running" and "sleeping" may be noun or adjective.
My doubt is that here "running" and "sleeping" in this sentence functioning as "verb" or as stated above.
Thanks.
1. He is running.
2. The Prime Minister is sleeping.
are "runnig " and "sleeping" are subject complement. If so, then "running" and "sleeping" may be noun or adjective.
My doubt is that here "running" and "sleeping" in this sentence functioning as "verb" or as stated above.
Thanks.
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Verbs here, Hanuman, with the present participles functioning in the continuous tense, although the -ing forms are often open to various interpretations.
- Verbs here, Hanuman, with the present participles functioning in the continuous tense, although the -ing forms are often open to various interpretations.
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Verbs here, Hanuman, with the present participles functioning in the continuous tense, although the -ing forms are often open to various interpretations.
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