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Icelandic3063 questions about English
- Examples of linking words?'Finally they arrived at the house after a slow journey.'
- Which of the words in this sentence is the verb? 'She looked out of the window onto the beach.'
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- Which of the words in this sentence is the adjective? 'Playing with the kitten made her so happy.'
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Modal verbs also known as auxiliary or helping verbs are used to express possibility, ability, permission and necessity. Examples include; can, could, may,might, should,shall, etc
