Linking Verbs

[@ysraeldelossantosbautista]

I LOVE your explanation, always straightforward... I am an English teacher and my explanation gets easier when I watch your videos.

[@ambassador_in_training]

If you would be an English teacher you wouldn't be watching this,you would know this even without his explanation your exposed lire

[@majidkhan-kx2ll]

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[@Slimeking7744]

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[@bestcookingwithasma345]

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[@agkhantkyaw1868]

Can you tell me? 0:49 . how to use return?

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[@jeannyjean13]

Short explanation but understandable that easy thank you

[@agkhantkyaw1868]

how do you use return?

[@suraqi4893]

Thank you so much this was very helpful, waiting for more videos.

[@bestcookingwithasma345]

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[@whenurnostalgic9090]

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[@zarahesari5599]

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[@thuylinhhh7724]

Thank you teacher!

[@manrajcheema1268]

I really understand this for my Quiz. Thanks for Helping me :)

[@hananehsoltani8911]

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[@felicia6658]

Straight forward explaination thanks.

[@cinemanuggets24]

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[@richardpress9551]

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[@marciasmith8172]

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[@daisyzhong2181]

Thanks for your video. In your explanation, you said " The most common verb is the verb to be ...", here what does "verb to be " mean? Thank you!

[@mathewhorodner2000]

"to be" is an infinitive" from which the linking verbs can be derived: am/are/is/was/were/be/been

[@fast045-X]

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[@habibullah8075]

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[@BabaBaba-qi9mr]

Nice and amazing explanations!!!

[@zaidalsaialy6588]

Very good

[@timurbrave]

Monster, you are helpful! Thank you!

[@shahidfanni]

Please make a video on stative verb too, please sir۔۔

[@RabiaKhan-fm9wq]

I DIDNT EVEN UNDERSTAND WHEN HE SHOWED THE DIFFERENCE ON LINKING AND ACTION WTH

[@nipunarodrigo9008]

saved me a ton of time

[@tematangitakabiri9234]

It is good to show

[@majidkhan-kx2ll]

Corect

[@thanh6104]

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[@majidkhan-kx2ll]

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[@e.shelby5472]

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[@alechoman5236]

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[@majidkhan-kx2ll]

Lol

[@alexisewing7482]

Omg lol 😂

[@satishkumarkrishnamurthy2581]

He is walking. "is" linking verb or Action verb?

[@Grammar-Monster]

“Is walking” is an action verb (in the present progressive tense).

[@sizwesokhela382]

eish english is there an program one can download to assist with linking verbs

[@majidkhan-kx2ll]

Y

[@FwZizo]

i kinda understand

[@majidkhan-kx2ll]

Kinda??????????????

[@courtneymarshall3688]

narusasu do not go together

[@zaidalsaialy6588]

Very good