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Verb To Be

Description:

The verb "to be" is an essential and widely used verb in the English language. It serves as a linking verb, connecting the subject of a sentence to its predicate or complement. It expresses existence, identity, state, condition, possession, or characteristic.

Examples:

Sense 1 - Existence:

Definition: To exist or have reality.

  1. I am tired after a long day at work.
  2. There is a beautiful sunset over the horizon.
  3. She is a talented singer.

Sense 2 - Identity:

Definition: To identify or state the qualities or characteristics of someone or something.

  1. This book is mine; I borrowed it from the library.
  2. He is my best friend; we've known each other since childhood.
  3. The cat is black with green eyes.

Sense 3 - State or Condition:

Definition: To describe the state, condition, or health of someone or something.

  1. I am feeling happy today.
  2. They are currently studying for their exams.
  3. The car is in good condition.

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