The words become, appear, taste, smell and feel are considered linking verbs.

What follows a linking verb and describes the subject

Parts of the verb group that modify the main verb in ways such as time, modality and polarity are known as:Question 12Select one:linking verbsauxiliary verbsaction verbssensing verbs

Which best explains what a linking verb does?A.A linking verb implies an action without directly showing it.B.A linking verb presents an action done by the subject to the object.C.A linking verb connects a noun with another word that modifies it.D.A linking verb carries a specific meaning regardless of the context.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Identify the sentence that uses a linking verb correctly. A)    I was turning red as I listened to all the compliments. B)    My mother will be a dentist ever since she was little. C)    I don’t know why that man is so grouchy when we were in the store. D)    The music grew louder as we drew closer to the carnival.

Camouflaged verbs are a. verbs turned into adverbs b. adverbs turned into verbs c. nouns turned into verbs d. verbs turned into nouns