LINKING verbs (be, become, keep, get, go, seem, sound, etc.)

[@rolandoflores7839]

In ¨The cat appeared behind the couch¨ appeared is an action verb. If you can substitute appeared with emerged it´s an action verb, if you can substitute it with seemed it´s a linking verb.

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[@minecraftshiporama211]

You explain in a really postive and helpful. Thank you! I SEEM to have understood the subject.

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[@anubhavyadav113]

Can a linking verb be used in continuous tenses ? Difference between the phrase 'linking verb and link verb'.

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Yes but it will change meaning. You are welcome ! Please share

[@chrisfresh9385]

Hello sir, thank you for your good lessons. I find your lessons extremely helpful. Please, could you give us a comprehensive list of linking verbs? I would like to know it all, thanks!

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[@AndrzejLondyn]

Marc, what is the difference between an object and a complement? But I love this lesson or your lessons. I do not know why, the "linking verbs" are for me more difficult than e.g. mixed conditionals...

[@Englishing]

I am sorry you do not understand. You can replace a linking verb with the word EQUALS, it might help that way. I am Marc- I equals Marc. Right ? Please share

[@kavouskont5075]

You are very good at describing concepts I'll watch your video every single week

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[@lupevidela2221]

Thank you, I really enjoyed this lesson.

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[@juliodiegoperezmitra7464]

I really appreciate your explanation as well as your accent because they're really clear. Actually, I had to look for this information since a student asked me about this and I didn't know what to respond exactly. However, I have to say there's a mistake in one of your sentences: She seemed sad yesterday, when she heard the news. The comma isn't necessary because the sentence doesn't begin with a clause, in this case "when".

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[@hindbou2042]

linking verbs is the same to state verbs ?

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[@sukainahbaitae5497]

Can you explain about Mono-Trasitive verb?

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A monotransitive verb is one that takes two arguments: a subject and a single direct object . For example, the verbs buy, bite, break, and eat are monotransitive in English. Please share

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Thank you

[@waqasahmadkhalil9538]

Dana enjoyed the game, but the popcorn tasted bad. In the above mentioned sentence what is the linking verb. Is it "enjoyed" or "tasted". Tell me why?

[@Englishing]

tasted. - because if you replace it with EQUALS you could understand the sentence. Popcorn = bad. I hope it helps

[@raginishanker7565]

Owsem explaination.. Helped me lot.. In teaching

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Good way of teaching😊

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[@sareiaxo]

Great Teaching!

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[@xainab7774]

Thank you this helped me

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[@sobharani9860]

Nice

[@sohailaahmed6314]

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[@zhsrmz]

Cool I am learning Korean it is pretty hard an I cinda want to go to vietnam

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[@kowsarzekri4654]

thank you for your useful video

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[@raiskhan5402]

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[@anddrecy]

great class. congrats

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[@lebenlive319]

hi dear Marc. l think we can replace the linking verb with "to be" verb. If the meaning of a sentence remains the same then it is a linking verb. And there we've to put an adjective. But if the meaning changes then it is an action verb. There we've to put an adverb.Am l right? l like your pronounciation so much...

[@Englishing]

we have to (not - we've to )....to be is ALSO a linking verb. Please rephrase your question. Thank you !!

[@lebenlive319]

Watch, Listen & Speak English! - E.M.N hi I know that to be is a linking verb. I mean linking verbs can also be an action verb. In order to distinguish them we must replase the verb with to be verb. For ex. You look happy=you are happy. But I look at you doesn't equal I am at you

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(replace) - Yes that's right. What is your question ?

[@lebenlive319]

Watch, Listen & Speak English! - E.M.N l wanna say it is an easy way to distinguish them. I'd like to make friends with native speakers. How can I do it?

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Well, there are many native speakers like me. You can visit the USA, Canada, Australia or the UK for a course so you can meet locals. All the best to you. Please share

[@مهابممدوح-ي3ث]

thank you very much for letting me understand

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[@mooncloud545]

Thank's very much sir

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[@victtoriaavrilgirardsojogu6404]

Ships have been useful throughout history. Have is a linkimg verb

[@alexslife8784]

isn't the linking verb "been"? since it's the verb to be

[@yungnugg3088]

'have' is an auxiliary verb in this context.

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[@sujungchoi9085]

Is this all 16

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[@edwinsilva8418]

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[@briankelly1817]

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[@mooncloud545]

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[@sametgokler164]

have you made any video involved phrasal verbs, could you share with me, please teacher....😁😁😁😀😀😀

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[@boulghitimustapha1906]

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[@kishencariappa6749]

'Appeared' is used as an action (intransitive) verb in the sentence, "The cat appeared behind the couch"

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[@x9v32]

Main verb helping verb explain like a Teacher Mark

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[@aureasoto8116]

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[@mixerpty_impina8817]

mom not mum

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[@jeniferlili8085]

Both. Mom is the American English spelling and Mum the British English spelling.

[@rodolphomattos1990]

Mom American English and Mum British English. 😉

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