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In the sentence identify the verb or verbs, label them either action or linking Sentence: With Eleanor at the wheel, a drive to school seemed terrifying.

In the sentence identify the verb or verbs, label them either action or linking Sentence: With Eleanor at the wheel, a drive to school seemed terrifying.
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In the sentence identify the verb or verbs, label them either action or linking

Sentence: With Eleanor at the wheel, a drive to school seemed terrifying.

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Verb: drive

drive: linking verb

because it is linking

an action verb would be is driving, driving, or will drive.

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Verb: drive
Type: action verb
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