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    Relating verbs are verbs that combine two ideas, such as "to be, have, seem, appear." They provide attributes or circumstances about the subject. Common relating verbs include is, are, has, have, seem, appear, feel, look, seem, sound, smell, taste, become, fall, get, go, grow, remain, stay, and turn. Relating verbs function similarly to other verbs in sentences by providing information about the subject's state or condition. Examples of sentences using relating verbs are "Cat is a carnivorous mammal," "Birds are vertebrate animals," and "Continental foods taste hot."

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    Relating verbs are verbs that combine two ideas, such as "to be, have, seem, appear." They provide attributes or circumstances about the subject. Common relating verbs include is, are, has, have, seem, appear, feel, look, seem, sound, smell, taste, become, fall, get, go, grow, remain, stay, and turn. Relating verbs function similarly to other verbs in sentences by providing information about the subject's state or condition. Examples of sentences using relating verbs are "Cat is a carnivorous mammal," "Birds are vertebrate animals," and "Continental foods taste hot."

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    Relating Verb

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    Relating verbs are verbs that combine two ideas, such as "to be, have, seem, appear." They provide attributes or circumstances about the subject. Common relating verbs include is, are, has, have, seem, appear, feel, look, seem, sound, smell, taste, become, fall, get, go, grow, remain, stay, and turn. Relating verbs function similarly to other verbs in sentences by providing information about the subject's state or condition. Examples of sentences using relating verbs are "Cat is a carnivorous mammal," "Birds are vertebrate animals," and "Continental foods taste hot."

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    Relating Verb

    What is relating verb


    The first question that arises is what is the definition of relating verb? From many explanations,
    relating verb is a verb (verb) that combines two ideas. Generally relating verbs are "tobe, have,
    seem, appear".

    List of relating verb


    What other verbs are included in the relating verbs? Here is a list of verbs that are often used in
    report text or that included in relating verbs.

    Is, are, has, have, seem, appear, appear, feel, look (like), seem, sound, smell,
    taste, become, fall, get, go, grow, remain, stay, turn.
    Usage of relating verb
    Now how about the use of relating verbs in report text sentences? Relating verb in its
    user to a sentence is no different from the other verbs. The main function of the verb is
    to provide attributes of circumstances and activities to the subject. Meanwhile, for
    relating verbs, the attributes of this state are much taken up by relating verbs. These are
    examples of sentences used in a report text:
    Cat is a carnivorous mammal.
    Birds are vertebrate animals.
    A cat has a long tail.
    An elephant has long trunk too.
    Continental foods taste hot.

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