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Believer Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
linking verbs and stative verbs
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00 I think the understanding is that when you have a linking verb, what comes after that is an adjective and not an adverb. 02 br
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00 He feels bad. -- Not, he feels badly. 02 br
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00 Can you tell me if linking verbs and stative verbs are the same? Maybe one includes the other? 0-
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00 I think the understanding is that when you have a linking verb, what comes after that is an adjective and not an adverb. 02 br
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00 He feels bad. -- Not, he feels badly. 02 br
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00 Can you tell me if linking verbs and stative verbs are the same? Maybe one includes the other? 0-
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02 br 00 They're different according to their definitions: 02 br 00 - A linking verb is a verb link the relationship between subject and subject complement. ) 02 br 00 - A stative verb is a verb that expresses a state rather than action ( Differ from dynamic verbs which refer to actions). 02 br 02 br 00 I believe they're similar since most of linking verbs are stative verbs.
- 02 br 00 They're different according to their definitions: 02 br 00 - A linking verb is a verb link the relationship between subject and subject complement.
- ) 02 br 00 - A stative verb is a verb that expresses a state rather than action ( Differ from dynamic verbs which refer to actions).
- 02 br 02 br 00 I believe they're similar since most of linking verbs are stative verbs.
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00 They're not really the same, and no one really includes the other. 02 br
00 I think linking verbs and stative verbs are 2 separate categories, but they're also 2 similar groups. 02 br
00 They're different according to their definitions: 02 br
00 - A linking verb is a verb link the relationship between subjec
00 They're not really the same, and no one really includes the other. 02 br
00 I think linking verbs and stative verbs are 2 separate categories, but they're also 2 similar groups. 02 br
00 They're different according to their definitions: 02 br
00 - A linking verb is a verb link the relationship between subjec
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Hi,
I still wonder about how to use the stative verb and the linking verb if both of them are similar like this?
One more, I want you to show me how different from action verb and linking verb with example include.
I still wonder about how to use the stative verb and the linking verb if both of them are similar like this?
One more, I want you to show me how different from action verb and linking verb with example include.
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Hello! everybody...
U must be the one who can help me! I wonder how many state verb and linking verb. give me all that words.
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U must be the one who can help me! I wonder how many state verb and linking verb. give me all that words.
Thank ! please feel pity to me I'm very grateful if u help me by e-mail me <e-mail removed by mod - please register and include your e-mail in your profile if you want people to contact you - people provide help in the forums, not via e-mail>
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"If you're confused, there's a small test to make sure if a verb is a linking verb or a stative verb, that is if the verb can only be followed by one of these: a noun phrase, an adjective, or a prepositional phrase, and not the others, then it's not a linking verb"
I think you meant
"........then IT IS A LINKING VERB"
I think you meant
"........then IT IS A LINKING VERB"
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