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A verb that tells what the subject 'is' or 'was' is called: a verb of being an action verb a past participle an infinitive

A verb that tells what the subject 'is' or 'was' is called: a verb of being an action verb a past participle an infinitive
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A verb that tells what the subject 'is' or 'was' is called:

a verb of being
an action verb
a past participle
an infinitive

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It is a verb of being.
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