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what is difference between linking verb and helping verb​

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Answered by EmeliaAdair
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Linking verbs do not express an action, rather a state of being or a condition. The word that the verb connects to is either a noun, pronoun or adjective. For example: I am cold. ... Helping verbs, which can be called auxiliary verbs, are verbs that help the main action verb in a sentence.

Answered by Dhriti272
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Linking verbs do not express an action, rather a state of being or a condition. The word that the verb connects to is either a noun, pronoun or adjective. For example: I am cold. ... Helping verbs, which can be called auxiliary verbs, are verbs that help the main action verb in a sentence.

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