Understanding Linking Verbs

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Learning about linking verbs

• Understanding past tense verbs

• Exploring future tense verbs

• Studying irregular verbs

Which of the following is NOT a linking verb?

• Appear

• Seem

• Become

• Run

In the sentence 'Steven looked happy to see me at the party', what is the complement?

• Happy to see me at the party

• Looked

• Steven

• Party

Which word in the sentence 'Learning English is extremely important to your future' is an adjective?

• Future

• Learning

• English

• Important

In the example 'Liz found the city quite hectic', what is the object?

• The city

• Liz

• Hectic

• Found

Which verb can be used with both an object and a complement?

• Appear

• Find

• Sound

• Seem

Which of the following sentences uses a prepositional phrase as a complement?

• The cat appeared behind the couch.

• She seemed sad yesterday.

• He feels a nice person.

• They look tired.

What is the role of 'a nice person' in the sentence 'He seems a nice person'?

• Descriptive noun

• Linking verb

• Adjective

• Subject

In the sentence 'My mom is in front of the street', what is 'in front of the street'?

• Subject

• Linking verb

• Adjective

• Prepositional phrase

Which of the following is a rule for using linking verbs?

• They cannot be used with prepositional phrases.

• They can only be used with adjectives.

• They link the subject to the complement.

• They are always followed by a noun.