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Walk, work, and bark are linking verbs that commonly precede a predicate adjective. True or False. Thank you so much!

Walk, work, and bark are linking verbs that commonly precede a predicate adjective. True or False. Thank you so much!
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Walk, work, and bark are linking verbs that commonly precede a predicate adjective. True or False. Thank you so much!

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Answer: False

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User Alpinista
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the correct answer if FALSE not true

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