4 years ago

I am feeling dizzy. Dizzy is a/an A) noun B) verb C) adjective D) adverb

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This is a tricky one. ‘Am feeling’ is a verb phrase. While ‘am’ is a linking verb thereby making ‘dizzy’ an adjective describing ‘I’, throwing ‘feeling’ in there confuses the situation. Ask yourself, what are you doing in the sentence? You are feeling (verb). How are you feeling? Dizzy. Since you can answer it in the manner, dizzy is an adverb in this sentence describing the verb feeling.

Harrizon [31]4 years ago

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ANSWER:

the word dizzy is an adjective

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