English, asked by raahem5, 5 months ago

They are fighting bravely the verb is

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Answered by AurlinRafa

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Answer:

"Fighting" is the principle verb and "are" is the auxiliary verb

Answered by darkCHOCLate

11

Answer:

❤ They are fighting bravely.

The verb is $\huge\bold\purple{ Fighting }$ .

Explanation:

Here bravely is a adverb .

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