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| Refer to a state of being or condition |
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| Frequently used Linking Verbs |
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| is, am, are, was, were, become, seem, appear, grow, look, smell, taste, sound, and feel. |
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Do not include the to be form.
Frequently used LV II: taste, feel, smell, look, sound, turn, grow, seem, become, remain, stay, and appear. |
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| Can have a SUBJECT or VERB but not both! |
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| 31. Demonstrative Determiner |
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The words,
this, that, these, and those
They point out a particular person, place, or thing |
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| 32. Demonstrative Pronoun |
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This, that, these, and those
That function as nouns, they do not point out the noun.
Demonstrative Pronouns = NO NOUN! |
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The word that receives the action of a main (transitive) verb.
Can be found by asking the main verb whom? or what? |
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Singular
1st person: my
2nd person: your
3rd person: his, her, it
Plural
1st person: our
2nd person: your
3rd person: their |
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Singular
1st person: mine
2nd person: yours
3rd person: his, its, hers
Plural
1st person: ours
2nd person: yours
3rd person: theirs
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When a noun is used as an adjective.
example: college credits (modifies credits) |
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Do not refer to any particular persons, places, or things.
Examples:
one, anyone, anybody, anything
each, either, every, everybody
neither, nobody, no one, nothing
somebody, someone, something, everything |
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Indirectly receives the action of the action verb
It will either be between the verb and the D.O.
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come after the D.O. |
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Singular Plural
1st person me us
2nd person you you
3rd person her, him, it them |
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