Name: Exercises: &#8216;Linking verbs&#8217;
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Completa las siguientes oraciones con uno de los liking verbs de la caja.

like / feeling / look / seems / appeared / sounds / was / looks / became / tasted

1 Peter a doctor.

Peter became a doctor.

2 The bar's decoration nice.

The bar's decoration looks nice.

3 The train suddenly.

The train appeared suddenly.

4 Are you angry?

Are you feeling angry?

5 The exhibition interesting.

The exhibition seems interesting.

6 The cake wonderfully.

The cake tasted wonderfully.

7 That rock song nice!

That rock song sounds nice!

8 Eiffel Tower constructed in 1889.

Eiffel Tower was constructed in 1889.

9 You like your father.

You look like your father.

10 Would you to try the experiment again?

Would you like to try the experiment again?

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Teoría

Dynamic verbs

Linking verbs

Love, like, hate

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Exercises: ‘To have’ – Simple past affirmative

Exercises: ‘To have’ – Simple past negative

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Simple Present Negative of the Verb ‘to be’

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Valeria Alejandra Báez Macías

Diciembre 2021

Bien

Luis Ricardo Salinas d'Argence

Mayo 2021

Sentence number 6, 9 , and 10 provide wrong structure when answering.

tasted (wonderfully) = adverb , look (like your father)= adverb phrase. Never can subjects be linked to an adverb nor to an adverb phrase.

Would you like = (intransitive verb in case of imaginary situation ) to do the experiment again?

Wander Javier García García

Marzo 2021

Buena práctica

José Ramón