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I am proud of my family. ( Verb from of 'proud' )

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Answered by Vipulyadav11

Answer:

I am prouding my family.

Answered by akshrma250102

Proud is not a verb. It is an adjective. Proud is a compound nominal predicate in the sentence. A verb is a part of speech; a predicate is a member of a sentence. Predicates can be verbal and nominal, i.e, include nouns, adjectives, and pronouns.

Pride also acts as a verb meaning "be proud of."

Forms of verb :

Pride

Prides

Prided

Priding

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I am proud of my family. ( Verb from of 'proud' )​

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I am proud of my family. ( Verb from of 'proud' )