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What form is the capitol verb in the sentence? The leaves are FALLING off the trees earlier this year.

What form is the capitol verb in the sentence? The leaves are FALLING off the trees earlier this year.
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What form is the capitol verb in the sentence?

The leaves are FALLING off the trees earlier this year.

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Action Verb! What are leaves doing? The leaves are falling!
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