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1.what is the linking verb in the sentence? he feels happy about winning the last game. a. feels b. winning c. about d. game 2.what is the linking verb in the sentence? mr. lundgren has been president of the club for four years. a. been b. years c. club d. for 3.what is the linking verb in the sentence? my aunt seems comfortable as the leader of the dance. a. aunt b. dance c. seems d. comfortable 4.is the underlined verb in the sentence a linking verb or an action verb? i bought some books at the yard sale yesterday. a. action verb b. linking verb 5.is the underlined verb in the sentence a linking verb or an action verb? the students read a biography of president abraham lincoln. a. linking verb b. action verb 6.is the underlined verb in the sentence a linking verb or an action verb? thomas jefferson became the third president of the united states. a. linking verb b. action verb 7.is the underlined verb in the sentence a linking verb or an action verb? that music sounds wonderful. a. action verb b. linking verb (brainliest)

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