4. Examine – action verb
5. Wants – linking verb
6. Direct–action verb
7. Unable- action verb
8. Realizes – linking verb
9. Acknowledges- linking verb
10. Becomes- linking verb
11. Directs – action verb
12. Remain – linking verb
13. Be- linking verb
Action verbs are doing verbs or verbs that denote some action taking place. Linking verbs are used to describe the sentence.
An example of an action verb would be:
Sana grows small plants in her backyard. Grows here is an action word as it describes what Sana is doing
An example of a linking verb would be:
I grew tired of mobile games. Grew here describes the sentence.
This is the difference between action verbs and linking verbs.
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C would be the best choice as they’re being kind about it and asking questions to further figure out the point of the story. All other answers are opinionated & a little too upfront and rude
I'm not 100% sure. but I believe it's the third option
"She bought the least expensive cage for George, the parakeet."
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happiness to me is anything that makes me smile. i aslo think its something that makes people tick. its was keeps us running day to day.
personally i would prefer short time, because i would rather be happy in the now versus later on in life.
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