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- 1. 1. Roads were a slushy mess on Monday along parts of the East Coast. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
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- 3. 2. Thousands of families and businesses had no electricity following a deadly snow and ice storm. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 5. 3. In Virginia, about 126,000 electricity customers are living without power. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 7. 4. Even without the computer trouble, rain would have kept the space shuttle from launching. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 9. At his sentencing, West neither apologized nor attributed his behavior to his drinking problem. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 11. 6. Officials blamed the storm for at least 17 deaths along its path across the southern Plains. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 12. transitive verb
- 13. 7. It seemed difficult for police to find the man suspected in a cafe robbery. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 14. linking verb
- 15. 8. Dozens of lawsuits, billions of dollars and an incalculable public outcry can make a difference. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 16. auxiliary verb
- 17. 9. Philip Morris continues its court fight to prevent the federal government from regulating tobacco. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 18. transitive verb
- 19. 10. Elian Gonzalez's grandmothers arrived in Cuba without the child they had hoped to bring home. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 21. 11. Before he could finish the project, Bill had to contact an expert in pesticide-use management. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 22. transitive verb
- 23. 12. Holding his nose to block out the smell, Evan made his way through the butcher’s work area. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 24. transitive verb
- 25. 13. The book that Tim sent to his brother has been under his desk for six months a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 27. 14. After a slow start, the team finished with its best record ever. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 29. 15. The class's ideas sounded much more sophisticated than the substitute teacher expected. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 30. linking verb
- 31. 16. The man grew tired of the constant questions from reporters. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 32. linking verb
- 33. 17. Do you know whom to contact in case of an emergency? a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 34. auxiliary verb
- 35. 18. The golfer listed in the paper as the leader decided to drop out of the tournament. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 36. transitive verb
- 37. 19. It was those two boys who pulled the fire alarm. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 38. transitive verb
- 39. 20. She wanted to speak with whoever was responsible for her poodle’s awful haircut. a. transitive verb b. intransitive verb c. linking verb d. auxiliary verb
- 40. linking verb