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Identify the verb/verb phrase and decide if it is transitive, intransitive, or linking. Type the verb/verb phrase first then use a comma and identify the type of verb. Example: walked, intransitive Cities
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Identify the verb/verb phrase and decide if it is transitive, intransitive, or linking. Type the verb/verb phrase first then use a comma and identify the type of verb. Example: walked, intransitive
Cities were growing quickly at the time. *
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The verb is 'growing'
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