A. Underline the verb or verbs in each sentence. B. Write action verb or linking verb on the line provided to show how the verb is being used
in the sentence.
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1. Pirates left Lord and Lady Greystoke on a primitive island.
2. Lady Greystoke, a young and intelligent woman, felt challenged.
3. Together they made a sturdy cabin out of hand-hewn logs.
4. One day, a large leopard surprised Lord Greystoke in the woods.
5. Greystok attacked his foe with an axe, the only weapon available.
6. Lady Greystoke appeared calm.
7. Picking up a firearm, she shot the leopard.

1. left - action verb

2. felt - linking verb

3. made - action verb

4. surprised - action verb

5. attacked - action verb

6. appeared - linking verb

7. shot - action verb

i think these are all right! good luck!

1. left - action

2. felt - linking

3. made - action

4. surprised - action

5. attacked - action

6. appeared - linking

7. shot - action

Explanation:

You can try to use the word "is" to replace linking words. If they still make sense, they are probably linking verbs. If they don't, they are most likely action verbs.

in my opinion, anyone should be allowed to marry as long as it's not going against any laws. though i kind of contradict myself because i know that in some states and countries, gay marriage isn't legal yet- hopefully you get my point.