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Indicate whether the sentence contains an adjective or a noun following the linking verb: The room is dark A adjective following linking verb B noun following linking verb
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Indicate whether the sentence contains an adjective or a noun following the linking verb:

The room is dark

A adjective following linking verb

B noun following linking verb

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Answer:

noun following a linking verb

Step-by-step explanation:

because dark is a noun and adjective not a verb

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Since it says to indicate whether the sentence contains an adjective or noun

The answer is B. Noun following linking verb
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