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Verbs Describe Action true or false
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Verbs Describe Action true or false

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Yes verbs are action describing words.
They are used to mention the action taken place.
Ex:
Max is running.
Here running is the verb showing that Max is doing it.


Hope it was useful.
User Mario Ene
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I think true

not 100% sure though

User Yun Zhang
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