[ Grammar ]
This verb do not shows action, it is used only to tell what the subject is like
A. Action verb
B. Linking verb
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Homonyms › ViewThe ___ is the building in Washington in which the American Congress meets.
a. capital
b. capitol
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Past Continuous › ViewWhat did you say? I __________ to you.
A. weren’t listening
B. wasn’t listening
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What is the cause in the following sentence?
Sally didn’t study. She had an F on the test.
A. Sally didn’t study.
B. She had an F on the test.