What is the linking verb in the sentence: “The soup smells good.”?
A. Soup
B. Good
C. Smells
D. The
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A. The White House, an iconic building in Washington D.C., is the residence of the President.
B. She walked to the store quickly and bought some groceries.
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Where ___________ from? I am from Russia.
A. you
B. you are
C. are you
D. aren’t you
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A. have visited
B. had visited
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Identify the direct object in the following sentence.
“The tourists took photos from the train.”
___
A. tourists
B. photos
C. train
D. from