Answer:
N-L-V-N: My dog is a tall black poodle.
N-L-V-A: He seems very smart.
N-V-N: Toby eats chicken and rice every day.
N-V: He doesn't bark a lot.
Explanation:
Sentence Key:
<u>Nouns are underlined </u>
<em>Verbs are italicized </em>
<em>Linking Verbs are bolded AND italicized </em>
<em><u>Adjectives are underlined and italicized. </u></em>
My <u>dog</u> <em>is</em> a tall black <u>poodle</u>.
<u>He</u> <em>seems</em> very<em> </em><em><u>smart</u></em>.
<u>Toby</u> <em>eats</em> <u>chicken and rice</u> every day.
<u>He</u> doesn't <em>bark</em> a lot.
For further context, a linking verb doesn't express action. Sentence 1 uses is when describing the poodle, which is a linking verb. Sentence 2 uses seems, which is another linking verb that does not express action.
C. Anyone can post anything they want online
It should be Naina and Sudheer were elected because its a plural
<h2><u>ME</u></h2>
<u>The stranger asked if it was ME/</u><u>I</u>
<u>HOPE</u><u> IT</u><u> HELP</u>
