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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Verbs
In the sentences: There were Mama and Daddy, both staring at me.
And I was sure it was because of their amazement.
what kind of verbs are were and was?
They do not seem to link back to the subject.
Thanks for your help.
And I was sure it was because of their amazement.
what kind of verbs are were and was?
They do not seem to link back to the subject.
Thanks for your help.
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Nonetheless, they are the linking verb. Mama and Daddy were there (= at that place). It (= their staring) was because ( = a result of) their amazement.
- Nonetheless, they are the linking verb.
- Mama and Daddy were there (= at that place).
- It (= their staring) was because ( = a result of) their amazement.
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Nonetheless, they are the linking verb.
Mama and Daddy were there (= at that place).
It (= their staring) was because ( = a result of) their amazement.
Mama and Daddy were there (= at that place).
It (= their staring) was because ( = a result of) their amazement.
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