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Review: Linking Verbs, Answer 1.1

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Question:
Frankenstein is the name of the scientist not the monster.
Answer:
The answer linking verb is correct.
Explanation:
The verb be is generally used as a linking verb. The noun phrase the name of the scientist not the monster is a subject complement that identifies the proper noun Frankenstein.


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