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    Linking Be: Is, Am, Are, Was, Were, Be. To Be, Being, Been

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    This document provides examples of linking verbs in English and discusses their use in connecting subjects to predicates. Some common linking verbs listed include be, become, feel, get, grow, look, remain, seem, smell, sound, stay, taste, and turn. The document also discusses using linking verbs with nouns, adjectives, adverbs of place, prepositions, and numerals.

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    IS, AM, ARE, WAS, WERE, BE.

    TO BE, BEING, BEEN

    LINKING BE

    HE KEEPS QUITE
    YOUR SKIN TURNED DARK
    THE MAN GOES MAD
    THE SITUATION SEEMS UNDER
    CONTROL
    IT SOUNDS GOOD
    IT TASTES GOOD
    THIS FOOD SMELLS NICE

    WE FEEL HAPPY TODAY.


    SHE LOOKS BEAUTIFUL TODAY
    I WILL STAY HERE FOR A MOMENT
    RANO APPEARS WISE
    SUSI BECOMES A NURSE
    THEY REMAIN IN THE CLASSROOM.
    THE STUDENTS GETS SMARTER
    WE GROW OLDER.

    INDRA ( I S / ARE) 35 YEARS OLD


    TODAY THE WEATHER ( ARE/IS)
    NICE, BUT YESTERDAY IT (IS/WAS)
    VERY COLD
    I ( BE/ FEEL) HUNGRY. CAN I HAVE
    SOMETHING TO EAT?
    HE (SOUNDS/ LOOKS) PALE. I THINK
    HE IS SICK. = why do you look at me
    like that? Stop it.

    WHERE ( ARE/ WERE) YOU AT 11 O


    CLOCK YESTERDAY?
    THE PRESIDENT WILL ( IS/ BE) IN
    YOGYAKARTA TOMORROW.
    ANDRI WANTS TO ( APPEAR/ BECOME)
    A BUSINESSMAN IN THE FUTURE.
    DONT BE NOISY. YOU SHOULD
    ( GROW/KEEP) SILENT IN THE
    CLASSROOM.

    RINI IS ( BEEN/ BEING) VISITED BY


    HER FRIENDS.
    THE FLOWER ( SOUNDS/ SMELLS)
    NICE.

    SUBJECT + LINKING BE +
    .

    NOUN
    ADJECTIVE
    ADVERB OF PLACE
    PREPOSITION
    NUMERAL

    She is a girl
    She is diligent
    The capital of East Java is Surabaya.
    The post office is near from here.
    She is fifteen years old.
    There are five students in this class.

    she will be fifteen next year.


    She was thirteen last year.
    I have been in Bali.

    I was born in Surabaya.


    Her dog has been stolen.

    MENGHUBUNGKAN SUBYEK DENGAN PREDIKAT

    LINKING VERB

    Saying verb = say, tell


    Causative verb = ask.. Command
    Linking verb =
    Action verb =Transitive & intransitive
    verb =

    GROW
    KEEP
    LOOK
    APPEAR
    BECOME
    FEEL
    GET
    GO

    SEEM
    SMELL
    SOUND
    STAY
    PROVE
    REMAIN
    TASTE
    TURN

    BOTH A TERM PAPER AND A FINAL


    EXAM IS OFTEN REQUIRED FOR A
    COLLEGE CLASS.
    IN THE 1920s, ART DECO , KNOWN
    FOR PLASTIC AND CHROME
    PLATED OBJECTS, WERE VERY
    POPULAR.

    THE SITUATION AT THE OFFICE HAS


    GET MORE SERIOUS WHILE YOU
    ARE AWAY ON VACATION FOR TWO
    WEEKS.
    THE TWO MEN STOOD ACROSS THE
    ROAD APPEAR TO BE VERY
    STRANGE, THEY KEEP LOOKING
    SUSPICIOUSLY AT THE SECOND
    FLOOR OF THIS HOTEL.

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