Linking Verbs

What is a Linking Verb?

linking verb expresses a state of being by linking the subject of the sentence to another word in the predicate that provides additional information about the subject.

Some examples of linking verbs would be the following:

Charlotte is the president of the club.
(“is” links the subject “Charlotte” to the word “president”)

am the smartest student in the room!
(“am” links the subject “I” to the word “student”)

The parents were our biggest fans.
(“were” links the subject “parents” to the word “fans”)

Long-Form Video: Linking Verbs

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This format provides students with a stronger foundation and a more comprehensive understanding of linking verbs.

Grammar-in-Context Video: Linking Verbs

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Short-Form Video: Linking Verbs

Short-form videos are an excellent way to review grammar concepts. Our two-minute instructional videos help students review the concept of linking verbs to further solidify their understanding.

Memorable Image: Linking Verbs

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Linking Verbs

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