Printable worksheet for students to practice identifying linking verbs versus action verbs in sentences.

Worksheet titled "Linking Verbs" with instructions and nine sentences for students to identify linking verbs (LV) or action verbs (AV), featuring a decorative border and a "Crafting Connections" logo.

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1. LV - "is" connects the subject "Math" to the subject complement "my favorite subject."
2. LV - "am" connects the subject "I" to the subject complement "eleven years old."
3. AV - "plays" shows an action performed by the subject "My uncle."
4. AV - "looked" describes the action of searching performed by the subject "I."
5. LV - "smells" connects the subject "Your dog" to the subject complement "awful."
6. LV - "were" connects the subject "The students" to the subject complement "tired."
7. LV - "seems" connects the subject "The baby" to the subject complement "cranky."
8. AV - "smelled" describes the action of detecting scents performed by the subject "I."
9. LV - "look" connects the subject "Those high heels" to the subject complement "so uncomfortable."

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