Understanding Linking Verbs

The video tutorial explains the function of linking verbs in connecting the subject to additional information in a sentence. It highlights that linking verbs do not show action but are essential for conveying meaning. Examples of linking verbs in sentences are provided to illustrate their use.

What is the primary function of linking verbs in a sentence?

• To show action

• To describe the subject

• To connect the subject to additional information

• To modify the verb

How do linking verbs assist writers?

• By adding more adjectives

• By connecting subjects to actions

• By shortening sentences

• By helping convey the message clearly

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of linking verbs?

• They are essential for sentence clarity

• They show action

• They do not show action

• They connect the subject to more information

Which sentence contains a linking verb?

• She quickly finished her homework.

• They are playing outside.

• The cake tastes delicious.

• The cat runs fast.

What is the role of linking verbs in the sentence 'Abby is creative'?

• To connect 'Abby' to 'creative'

• To show action

• To describe 'Abby'

• To modify 'creative'

In the sentence 'Karen seems so cool', what is the linking verb?

• cool

• so

• seems

• Karen

Which of the following sentences uses a linking verb?

• The dog barked loudly.

• The flowers smell nice.

• He quickly ran to the store.

• They are building a house.

What is the linking verb in the sentence 'Puppies are so furry'?

• Puppies

• are

• so

• furry

In the sentence 'I am at school', what role does 'am' play?

• Action verb

• Linking verb

• Adjective

• Noun

Which sentence correctly uses a linking verb?

• The sun sets in the west.

• He is a doctor.

• She sings beautifully.

• They quickly left the room.