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Linking verbs "*link"* the subject of the sentence by showing a
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Linking verbs *"link"* the subject of the sentence by showing a
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relationship with another noun, pronoun, or adjective. Most verbs show
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action. Linking verbs show relationship. [Example: David **is** King
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of Israel. The linking verb **"is"** shows a relationship between **David**
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*Jesus said to them,* “**I am** *the bread of life*
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The following is an example of εἰμί (to be) used as a transitive verb with a participle phrase ἔχων“one having”
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The following is an example of εἰμί (to be) used as a transitive verb with a participle phrase ἔχων “one having”
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as the object of the subject of the sentence. This is also an example of how a verb may function one way in the
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Greek language and a different way in a different language.
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*before Abraham was*, **I AM.**
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The following is an example of the participle form of εἰμί (οὖσιν) being used as a linking verb.
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The following is an example of a participle form of εἰμί (οὖσιν) being used as a linking verb.
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.. csv-table:: Table VL-6
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