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Underline the adjective.  \nHighlight the linking verb.  \n1. She is beautiful.  \n2. They seem happy.  \n3. The dog looks young.  \n4. The family was scared.  \n5. The pizza tasted delicious.  \n6. The sky appeared foggy.  \n7. His mom seemed sad.  \n8. The house looked old.  \n9. I felt embarrassed.  \n10. My brother and sister were lonely.  \n11. My boss looked angry.  \n12. The team seems excited.  \nLinking verbs connect the subject to an adjective that describes the subject.  \nHe is tall.  \nLinking verbs and adjectives  \nGrade 4 Adjectives Worksheet  \nAnswers  \n1. She is beautiful.  \n2. They seem happy.  \n3. The dog looks young.  \n4. The family was scared.  \n5. The pizza tasted delicious.  \n6. The sky appeared foggy.  \n7. His mom seemed sad.  \n8. The house looked old.  \n9. I felt embarrassed.  \n10. My brother and sister were lonely.  \n11. My boss looked angry.  \n12. 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