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Harmony is tall for her age.  \n2. The children were late for supper.  \n3. Jamie’s clothes are dirty.  \n4. I am the team captain.  \nHint:  \nA linking verb connects the subject to words that describe the subject.  \nHis pants are too small.  \nExamples of linking verbs: am, is, are, was, were, been, be, being  \n5. The runner was worried about the length of the race.  \n6. Mom’s cupcakes are delicious.  \n7. The surface of the table is sticky.  \n8. The girl’s hair was in a ponytail.  \n9. The chips are salty.  \n10. The bottle is half empty.  \n11. I am the only one with a white coat.  \n12. We were early for the show.  \nLinking verbs  \nGrade 3 Verbs Worksheet  \nAnswers  \n1. Harmony is tall for her age.  \n2. The children were late for supper.  \n3. Jamie’s clothes are dirty.  \n4. I am the team captain.  \n5. The runner was worried about the length of the race.  \n6. Mom’s cupcakes are delicious.  \n7. The surface of the table is sticky.  \n8. 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