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• l2h Re: LaTeX2HTML \verb / \verb* problem .
• It seems > that LaTeX2HTML does not bother to distinguish between \verb and \verb*. It does now. ... 62 $ =~ /:\s*(\S+)/; 1542a1543 > my $vbmark = $verb_mark; 1547a1549,1550 > #RRM: retain knowledge of whether \verb* or \verb > $vb_mark = ($1 =~/^\s*\*/? $verbstar_mark : $verb_mark); 1552c1555 < # statement with $verb_mark --- > # statement with $verb_mark or $verbstar_mark 1563c1566 < join('',$verb_mark,$id,$verb_mark) --- > join('',$vb_mark,$id,$verb_mark) 7663c7666 < else {&replace_verb_marks if /$verb_mark/;} --- > else {&replace_verb_marks if /$verb_mark|$verbstar_mark/;} 8577c8580 < s/$verb_mark(\d+)$verb_mark/ --- > s/(?:$verb_mark|$verbstar_mark)(\d+)$verb_mark/ 8592c8595 < s/$verb_mark(\d+)$verb_mark//go; --- > s/($verb_mark|$verbstar_mark)(\d+)$verb_mark//go; 8608c8611,8612 < s/$verb_mark(\d+)$verb_mark/\\verb*$verb_delim{$1}$verb{$1}$verb_delim{$1}/go; --- > s/$verbstar_mark(\d+)$verb_mark/\\verb*$verb_delim{$1}$verb{$1}$verb_delim{$1}/go; > s/$verb_mark(\d+)$verb_mark/\\verb$verb_delim{$1}$verb{$1}$verb_delim{$1}/go; 9639c9643 < if ($pre_bit =~ /$verb_mark$/) { --- > if ($pre_bit =~ /($verb_mark|$verbstar_mark)$/) { 15329a15334 > $verbstar_mark = '<tex2html_verbstar_mark>'; landau. ... au> > It performs some sort of internal translation and does not remember > whether inline verbatim text was associated with a \verb or with a > \verb*. When translated back for rendering by latex, it is > unconditionally translated to the \verb* form, thus marking spaces. Now images generated from LaTeX code containing \verb or \verb* give the correct results. There is no attempt made by LaTeX2HTML to alter spaces in the verbatim strings on HTML pages, when \verb* was used; e. ... Now it is a simple matter to include coding for this. ... > Now, it's easy enough to edit the code so that \verb is used instead > of \verb*, but the real problem is the lack of choice -- I either must > always have unmarked spaces, or I must always have marked spaces, and > neither option is good for me. ...

• Verb me! Verb me now!!.
• Part of the page reminded me of Mad Libs -- the party game where someone asks for a bunch of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and so on, and then uses them to fill in the blanks in a silly story -- in that there were sentences, with "noun" and "verb" and "adjective" in parentheses, where you were supposed to fill in the blank with the most suggestive word you were comfortable using. Jev was being silly, and just reading through them at first just using "noun" and "verb" and so on, wherever they turned up. So there were things like, "I want to make your (noun) (verb). " It was rather silly, and I was laughing so hard that I finally had to ask him to stop, when he said, "Verb me! Verb me now!!!" .
• "Verb me now!" became "Kiss me now!" and "I want to (verb) your (adjective) (noun)" became "I want to hold your soft hand. ...

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• l2h Re: LaTeX2HTML \verb / \verb* problem .
• It seems > that LaTeX2HTML does not bother to distinguish between \verb and \verb*. > It performs some sort of internal translation and does not remember > whether inline verbatim text was associated with a \verb or with a > \verb*. When translated back for rendering by latex, it is > unconditionally translated to the \verb* form, thus marking spaces. This would only be a problem if the replaced \verb* was to be used in making an image. ... So to get an image, your \verb. ... That would give you a decent work-around, while I attempt a fix to the real \verb / \verb* dichotomy. > Now, it's easy enough to edit the code so that \verb is used instead > of \verb*, but the real problem is the lack of choice -- I either must > always have unmarked spaces, or I must always have marked spaces, and > neither option is good for me. ... A simpler fix may be to scan for all \verb* sequences before the \verb ones. Then store the \verb* strings in a different database file to the \verb s. ...

• MOO-cows Mailing List Archive Prev Next Index Thread That numeric verb thing again.
• program #123:3 would access the same verb. now, in 1. ... 0 it becomes 'safe' to create a verb named "3", but now which verb does. program #123:3 refer to, the third verb, or the verb named "3" ? The syntax for. ... Now, many of those verbs that expects a verbname 'should' be modified to deal with a possible numeric argument. It seems more of a major overall change to continue to support numeric verb references than to just return to the already accepted assumption that you don't write verbs with numeric names. ...
• Re: That numeric verb thing again. ...
• Next: Re: That numeric verb thing again. ...

• A substantial number of new propositions is now available. ... dev : - dare at line 31823 - position at line 36660 The "senses" files have consequently been updated, removing the verb sense of each verb removed. ... train : - use at line 2331 : A2 had 4 phrases, now 3 - view at line 40289 : AM-MNR had 2 phrases, now 1 - spend at line 73709 : A3 had 2 phrases, now 1 - say at line 170617 : A1 had 2 phrases, now 1 In props. dev : - retire at line 22552 : A1 had 2 phrases, now 1 - watch at line 23161 : A1 had 2 phrases, now 1 - assert at line 30147 : A1 had 2 phrases, now 1 #----------------------------------------------------------- With respect to 20031223 pre-release: * Verb senses are excluded from the input (they were given in column #6, together with target verbs). Now the verb senses are provided as an official resource --they correspond to manually annotated tags. ... * Two types of argument have different labels: Verb realizations are now labeled "V" (they were as "R"). Referencing arguments are now labeled as "R-" (they were as "L-"). * There is a substantial number of new propositions in the data, including props which have non-disambiguated verb, props containing references, and props which realize many times an argument through coordination. ...

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• The quickstart file will now be loaded and you'll return to the main menu.
• Now, due to space limitations, the adventure we write will be VERY simple - as previously mentioned it will have just two location and one object:-.
• You are now in the "Rooms" subsection and the program will be asking you for a room number. ...
• You will then be asked for a picture number - for now just press return (or though later you should play with the Graphics menu - it's good fun!).
• Now we need to enter a room 2 that people can go east into!.
• Now you're back at the main menu you can test what you've done so far - so press ENTER/RETURN to go into the adventure.
• We'll number our object 1 and give it the description 'a bar of gold' (the input routine should be familiar to you now - it's the same as room entry), you want the bar to start in room 1 (the bank vault). ...
• Now go back to the main menu and enter the game again - you should also be able to see a bar of gold now in the vault but you won't be able to do anything with it as we haven't written that in the code yet!.
• So, we've now set up the object as a noun but we haven't set up the get and drop routines - to do this we need to go into Low priority conditions. ...
• IF (VERB 7 AND NOUN 1 AND HERE 1) GET 1 OKAY END.
• Whoa! What did all that mean? Well, if you look in the verbs menu you'll see that verb 7 is get (or take), noun 1 you've just set up and HERE 1 checks to see if object 1 (bar of gold) is here - ie in the location!.
• Ok, so we've written a get gold routine - now we need to write a similar drop routine on line 9 of the low priority conditions -.
• IF (VERB 8 AND NOUN 1 AND CARR 1) DROP 1 OKAY END.
• IF (VERB 16 AND NOUN 1 AND AVAI 1) MESS 1 END.
• Verb 16 is examine, AVAI returns true if object is available for use (is HERE or CARR) and MESS 1 prints message 1 on the screen.
• But we haven't defined message 1 yet I hear you cry! Whoops, let's go and do that now. ...

• What is the link-part? In order to answer this question, we first need to take a look at a special type of verb: the  linking-verb.
• In the following example, we use the linking-verb raken (to get, to become). ...
• Next to raken, the linking-verb blijven is also frequently used. ...
• If a linking-verb appears in a main clause with more than one verb, it is always part of OV. The reason for this is that the linking-verb cannot function as an auxiliary verb. Recall that a main clause cannot contain more than one independent verb, and that this verb is placed last.
• In Dutch, the verb blijken (to appear) does not need to be followed by te zijn (to be):.
• Although blijken is a linking-verb, now it is zijn which links waar to dat. ...
• More often, you will come across this verb in a different way:.
• First of all, because the clause does not begin with FF, inversion takes place: the finite verb is placed before the subject. ...
• The transitive linking-verb vinden lets the subject link a qualification to the direct object.
• The same goes for the transitive linking-verb noemen:.

• Re: SHIKI "planting" as a verb.
• Maybe in reply to: hortensia: "SHIKI "planting" as a verb" .
• >poetics and linguistics) and we found that the use of "planting" as a verb.
• Glad I didn't now.
• Having made an effort to use it as a proper verb and now finding that only a.
• >My conclusion is that the use of a verb OR VERBAL be restricted ONLY insofar.
• Maybe in reply to: hortensia: "SHIKI "planting" as a verb" .

• The VERB.
• Now, what IS a verb?.
• Basically, a verb is a word which talks about someone or something doing something.
• It might be helpful to think of a verb as a "doing" word.

• A Response to Hal Verb's Review.
• The following response to a review of ASSASSINATION SCIENCE composed by Hal Verb originally appeared in THE FOURTH DECADE (May 1998), pp. ...
• To the Editor: The double-review by Hal Verb of ASSASSINATION SCIENCE and BLOODY TREASON (THE FOURTH DECADE 5/2, January 1998, pp. ... No one unfamiliar with these books could have understood their scope or their contents from what Verb had to say here; no one familiar with these books would have recognized them from his remarks. ...
• Verb remarks that these books complement each other in contending that major evidence has been altered, forged or changed to conceal indications of conspiracy. ...
• Edgar Hoover, the CIA, the Mafia, Texas oil men, and anti-Castro Cubans), Verb focuses primarily on superficial questions and non-existent errors, while maintaining--but without explaining why--he (Hal Verb) believes that the X-rays, the photographs, and the Zapruder film are NOT faked, altered, or fabricated. ...
• Although this letter takes up one-half a page of a 480 page book (about 1/1000 of its contents), Verb devotes 1/10 of his review to explaining why it may be faked, including a grammatical error, what he takes to be a missing address, discussing her thoughts on the assassination with a stranger, identifying conspirators ("Lyndon B. ...
• What many readers may find perplexing, however, is why Verb devoted so much attention to something that was not serving as evidence for conclusions independently drawn but as a display that someone close to the Kennedys had come to conclusions that are similar to those of these books. ...
• (2) The second numbered criticism concerns BLOODY TREASON, page 98 (it is actually page 99), where Verb alleges that Twyman contradicts himself by observing (in a caption beneath this photograph, known as Willis #5) that it was "taken an instant before Kennedy was hit", since in discussing frame Z-188 (which appears between pages 144 and 145), Twyman also reports that the Betzner photo and the Willis photo were taken "before and after" the first shot. Verb thinks that Twyman is asserting that the Willis photo was taken BOTH before AND after the first shot! Since Twyman regards these photos as more or less bracketing the first shot, his meaning might have been clearer if he had also observed that, in his opinion, JFK was not hit by the first shot. ...
• Verb also objects to a remark Twyman makes in passing (relative to his belief that the first shot occurred between Z-160 and Z-188) that Gerald Posner also thinks the first shot was fired before frame Z-166. He sarcastically complains, "Imagine that--relying on Gerald Posner for fixing the timing sequence of the shots fired!" But that would be a fair criticism only if, in order to disagree with Posner's position, it was necessary to disagree with him on every single point! For example, I agree with Posner that the muzzle velocity of the Mannlicher-Carcano is about 2,000 fps (compare my piece in the very same issue of this journal as Verb's review), but I am not thereby relying on Gerald Posner to fix the muzzle velocity of the Mannlicher-Carcano! .
• Verb cites a syndicated column written by Liz Smith (SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, 23 December 1997), in which she discusses Twyman's book, remarking that, after reading it, she was "totally confused again"! What Verb neglects to mention is that this remark was made within a specific context. ... The thrust of her remarks is praise for the book, including its study of the Zapruder film! Such cheap shots do nothing for Verb's credibility, especially since Smith's column seems to be the first national forum to praise work critical of CASE CLOSED. ...
• (3) Indeed, the very next criticism displays Verb's tendency to take matters out of context. ... He goes on to say that Twyman appears to have been taken in by a four-part CBS series broadcast in 1967 (that was narrated by Walter Cronkite), but that he (Verb) was "not fooled by all of this". The discussion of Cronkite occurs in a long footnote on pages 198-199, where it is obvious that Twyman views the program he is discussing (the PBS NOVA documentary first shown in 1988) as filled with errors and distortions and believes Cronkite was manipulated by those who want to deny the truth! This note conveys severe criticism of Walter Cronkite, but that appears to have sailed over Verb's head. ...

•    This is called using correct verb tense.
•    When speaking or writing it is important to use correct verb.
• Directions: Read the poem, then decide whether each verb is a past, present, or future tense verb. ...
•           Line 7     So now my homework's ripped to shreds.
•           Line 1     Say is a verb in this sentence. ...
•                           He is saying this now.
•           Line 2     Finished is the verb in this sentence. ...
•                          He has it now.
•           Line 4    Is is the verb in this sentence. ...
•                         It is now.
•           Line 5    Chewed is the verb in this sentence. ...
•           Line 6    Slobbered is the verb in this sentence. ...
•           Line 7     Is is the verb in this sentence. ...
•                         The homework is ripped now.
•         Line 10     Brought is the verb in this sentence. ...

• The original verb "mairasu" is now "mairu". It means "to go where is higher/secread place" and so it is humble verb. So it was "humble sufix" of verb for a long time, and it now remains as "teinei" (polite) and "jouhin" (elegant/refined). ...
• Honorific or humble verb are not 'form of verb', but rather 'selection from semanticaly equivallent set of verbs. ... So in history, the higher rank of people could speak with humble verb for lower rank people, which is now 'almost obsolete' and sound arrogant. Now keigo usage is 'almost' restricted to use humble for oneselves and honorific for others.
• choice of verb.
• So, as Loak's table suggests, there can be combinations of 'polite form of humble verb', 'plain form of honoriofic verb', etc. ...
• "gozai-masu" was honorific but now it's just "more polite than -masu" or "noble", especially when said like "-zaamasu". ...
• We didn't need to say which form of verb is more essential, but just we should have just say "essential is to learn _the conjugation_". ...

• Now, what IS TENSE?.
• Basically, the tense of a verb tells the time of an action. ...
• PRESENT TENSE verbs tell us something is happening right now, at the present time.
• As an example, in this sentence: "My dog wants marshmallows", wants is a present tense verb. My dog wants the marshmallows NOW. ...
• As an example, in this sentence: "My dog wanted marshmallows", wanted is a past tense verb. My dog wanted the marshmallows before now. ...
• My dog didn't want the marshmallows before now. ...
• It does want the marshmallows now. ...
• Not now. ...

• Special verb usage.
• Type out the proper verb form (from the verb in parentheses) needed in the sentences below. ...
• John (smell) the flower right now.
• When the verbs 'taste, sound, feel, smell, look' mean AN ACTION, they use the 'ing' verb.
• RULE: When the verbs, 'taste, smell, sound, feel, look' mean A DESCRIPTION, they need the simple verb form (no 'ing').
• HINT: Most verbs use 'ing' to talk about 'RIGHT NOW' but these verb are an exception when they are DESCRIBING something.
• The fireman (sound) the fire alarm now.
• RULE: Some verbs almost NEVER use 'ing' to talk about now. ... They use the simple present tense (no 'ing') to talk about now.
• REMEMBER: Most verbs use 'ing' to talk about NOW, but these verbs are exceptions--don't let them confuse you.
• I (understand) what you mean now.
• NOW: Try a mixture of the types of verbs in this lesson. ...
• I (taste) my beer now.
• HINT: the 'to be' verb is the one that uses 'am, are, is'.
• Perry (know) a better solution now.
• I (look) at my friend now.

• Using verb tenses to convey time frames .
• If you think verb tenses are confusing, try imagining life without them. ... Verb tenses allow you to communicate those time frames. ...
• Let's start with the easy verb tenses, the ones you probably already know: past, present and future. ...
• Means that sometime before right now, Jones said something. ...
• Present tense let's you indicate that something is happening right now. ...
• Means that Jones is talking right now. ...
• Means that sometime after right now, Jones will say something. ...
• See how the verb tense suggests the order in which these events occurred? .
• To form this tense, place "had" before the participle of each verb that represents an action completed in the earlier time frame. ...
• (Notice how the verb tense "have read" suggests there are additional chapters yet to be read). ...
• (Again, notice how the verb tense suggests the driver has more driving to do). ...
• To form this tense, add "has" or "have" to the verb's participle. ...
• To form this tense, add "-ing" to the present tense of the verb and put either "was" or "were" in front of it. ...
• Present progressive tense lets you show that an action is ongoing, that it began sometime in the past but that it is continuing right now and will continue into the future. ...
• Notice how the verb tense indicates that the investigating, flocking and hoping are all going on right now. ...

• Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next Date Index Thread Index Re: Guessing the verb in Cattus Atrox.
• Subject: Re: Guessing the verb in Cattus Atrox .
• Right : now. ... I added that grammar, then went back and changed the wording of the description to something more obviously an IF-style verb construction. Now let's look at Atrox. ... It now tells me: The ropes aren't loose enough to free your hands. Here, 'loose' is *not* a verb--it's an adjective. ... 'Free', again, isn't a verb! The player now has to either try to remember back to an earlier error message (which had discouraged this sort of activity), or come up with something new, like, say, 'drop rope', which won't work. Now, let's try something else. ... >DISENTANGLE HANDS FROM ROPE ('from rope' would be optional) You quietly free your hands from the ropes! ----------- Now, obviously, these would not be the only commands at the player's disposal. ...

• --194BB56B-WebSite-Rules-Byte-Range-Data-194BB56B Content-type: text/html Content-length: 11318 Last-modified: Thursday, 31-Jul-97 19:44:56 GMT Content-Range: bytes 0-11317/11318 Testimony of Hal Verb.
• Hal Verb. ...
• Verb, we didn't have you on the list ahead of time. ...
• VERB: Yes, my name is Hal, H-a-l, and the last name is Verb, that is like pronoun, subject, V-e-r-b. ...
• VERB: I am from San Francisco. ...
• Now I realize fully well that virtually no government reveals its agents or its methods of operations, but in the matter of the President Kennedy's death this question can no longer be ignored, and the longer it is avoided the greater the harm that will befall us all. ...
• Now I was able to hear the contents of this discussion, the entire discussion between Mr. ...
• Now I raise this matter because if, indeed, the CID was involved in such an event -- I am not here to state flatly that they did engage in this, I don't know, I want the evidence to be presented -- it would necessarily follow that the ONI, which is the Office of Naval Intelligence, must certainly have been aware of this. ...
• Now I mention ONI because there is a lot of speculation in the literature, some of which you may have read, you may not have, and none of this speculation has proven to be final, and this speculation is pointing to Oswald being connected in some capacity with the ONI. ...
• Verb. ...
• Verb, by crypto security clearance? .
• VERB: Well, a crypto secret clearance has to do, as the caller explained -- I didn't get into it further. ...
• VERB: No, I have not. ...
• VERB: Exactly. ...
• VERB: To be quite honest, I am primarily involved in so many other areas. ...
• VERB: I understand that. ...

• How To Pronounce Egyptian -A Study of Verb Forms.
•   Then I got to the Prospective sDm=f form of the verb. ...   Now with other languages I have learned, there were different pronunciations or inflections to go with differences in usage. ...
•     Well, that's it!  Now what did I do with these ideas? .
•   They exhibit an intersting feature - in some forms of the verb the are witten with all root consonants (they "display gemination"), and in others they are written with only one of the two identical consonants. ...
•     For example: the verb qbb, to be cool. ...
•     And so my problem with the Prospective form was solved! I could now distinguish it in pronunciation  from the Circumstantial form and feel that I was being reasonably true to the ancient language. ...
•     Applying this method to other verb forms produced the results in the following table. ...
•   Also by then I had found that these results could be used to explain a number of otherwise rather puzzling features of Egyptian spelling of verb forms. ...
•     The Egyptian verb "see" mAA is a II-gem verb which exhibits the strange property of sometimes being written with an n in non-geminating forms (mAn=f in the Prospective). ...   Now what did the doubled consonant AA sound like to the Egyptians?  It seems reasonable to propose that the n was written to represent this sound, so that the word sounded something like menef with the first A still written because it was felt as an essential, defining part of the verb root. ...
•   How these discrepencies can be reconciled is yet to be seen, and for now I prefer to give my results based directly on Middle Egyptian spelling some preference over results based on a chain of reasoning and assumptions spanning 2000 years. ...

•  adverb and verb .
•  Combinations of an adverb and a verb are to be written separately. ...
• From now on, combinations of an adverb and a verb are to be written separately, regardless of context.
• and a verb must now always be written separately. This had already been in the case with certain constructions such as "zueinander passen" and now applies to all such combinations:.
• Combinations of a verb and an adverb with abwärts, "aufwärts" etc. are now also to be written separately regardless of context.
• Previously, the same verb combination could be written as one or two words depending on whether it was deemed to be being used in its literal sense or in a figurative sense. ... This inconsistency has now been eradicated, mainly affecting combinations used in a figurative sense:.
• In all cases the adverb and the verb are still written separately:.

• Multiple menu entries can now be listed in space delimited form to select more than one inflection. ...
• Menu items now number from 1 instead of 0, with 0 being reserved to cancel the command. ...
• Allowable auxiliaries are now listed in Rules_VClass. ...
• Suppose that there was such a verb "Xsuru" that conjugated mostly like "aisuru" but had one or two exceptions to rules that were already patched. Now a further patch, specifically for "Xsuru" can be applied, and will screen out the other irregular rule that was already overriding the normal rule for suru. That is, any auxiliary irregular rule is eliminated in favor of any irregular rule SPECIFIC to a given verb. ...
• Added the capability to create "blocking rules" which can block conjugation to a particular tense for a specific verb or adjective. ...
• Enhanced the verb ruleset to complete (so far as I know) the "aisuru"-like conjugations. ...
• Enhanced the verb ruleset to include the remaining irregular honorific verbs (gozaru, nasaru, etc. ...
• Conjugations can now be marked humble or honorific, and still show a separate politeness level. ...
• Altered the verb dictionary file to record an infinitive-form kanji as well as a stem-form used for conjugation (for instance, as in the case of ossyaru). Additionally the dictionary now records the inherent attitude of a verb so that conjugations of inherently honorific or humble verbs can be so marked. ...
• The documentation now shows a table of syllabic equivalents. ...
• This lets the user conjugate into multiple inflections without having to reenter the verb being worked on. ...
• Brought the adjective conjugator to functional par with the verb conjugator, including reading from a rule file (Rules_Adj. ...
• Inflectional forms now appear in the file created when switch -f is specified. ...

• 3    Verb raising: a minimalist account.
• At the beginning of the previous section, we assumed lexical verb raising to the inflectional domain in Romanian and embarked upon a discussion referring to the status of the morphemes that pertain to the verbal complex. ... In this section, we discuss verb raising in connection to the clitic structure assumed above, as well as the need for a split IP (or lack thereof).
• Let us now concentrate on the verb. In minimalism, transitive verbs involve a ‘light verb’ (vP) shell. Cross-linguistically, the null light verb is assumed to be affixal in nature, so the lexical verb raises and adjoins to it. In Romanian, T° has strong verbal features ( + V ) and attracts the X° head which contains the lexical verb (in this case, the V° + v° complex). ... The question, however, is whether in (27) we need to postulate further verb movement to AgrS°, or whether the phi-features can be checked via some sort of feature percolation mechanism once the verb has raised to T°. We suggest that no further verb movement is involved. ... Both Agr° and T° are L-related to the verb (cf. Chomsky and Lasnik 1993), and the phi-features of Agr° are shared by the lexical verb in T°. ... 1 The lexical verb (now the V° + v° complex) will only raise as far as the first I° head, in this case, the Tense head. ...
• The lexical verb (i. ... , the past participle) raises and adjoins to the light verb and further to the perfective morpheme fi ‘be’, base-generated under Aspect. ... However, the verb has already raised within IP, namely as far as Aspect (merged in the derivation as a result of fi) and we assume there is no need for further verb raising to T° for checking of the strong verbal feature to occur. ...
• In (28)-(30), the raised lexical verb does not move above the Tense head. ... In structures where there is evidence for an Aspectual head, as in (29), the lexical verb will be able to check the strong verbal features on T° directly from the Aspect head. ...

• Is is the linking verb. ...
• Oh god, now I'm confusing myself. ...
• Why do we need to identify linking verbs? I never heard of them till now, but I think I understand them enough to know I shouldn't need to know them. ...
• A linking verb connects a subject to a subject complement which identifies or describes the subject, as in the following sentences: The play is Waiting for Godot. In this sentence, the linking verb "is" links the noun phrase "the play" to the identifying phrase "Waiting for Godot," which is called a subject complement. ... In this sentence, the verb "was" links the subject complement "very good" to subject "the play". ... In this sentence, the linking verb "became" links the subject "it" to the subject complement "tedious. ... Here "appears" is functioning as a linking verb that connects the subject "the cats" to its subject complement "disorganised and confused". ... The subject "the play" is joined to its subject complement "absurd" by the linking verb "seems". ... In the following pairs of sentences, the first sentence uses the highlighted verb as a linking verb and the second uses the same verb as either a transitive or an intransitive verb: Linking Griffin insists that the water in Winnipeg tastes terrible. ... " "The soup" is the direct object of the verb "tasted. ... Here the verb "sounded" takes a direct object, the noun phrase "his horn. ... Here the noun phrase "the fabric of the coat" is the direct object of the verb "feels" and identifies what the customer feels. ...
• I now intend to forget about them for the rest of my life. ...

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