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Which type of verb is used in a sentence that has a predicate adjective or a predicate nominative? A. linking B. action C. auxiliary D. conjunctive
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Which type of verb is used in a sentence that has a predicate adjective or a predicate nominative?

A. linking
B. action
C. auxiliary
D. conjunctive

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C

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I haven't seen those words used since my junior high days. The answer is linking verb.

That animal over there is a Horse. Predicate nominative. (Horse).

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