Linking Verbs and Action Verbs

"This game of Quiz is finished." What is the subject compliment of the sentence?

Does this movie seem boring to you? The verb phrase "does seem" is a(n)...

"The storm yesterday blew down an old maple tree in yard." The verb "blew down" is a(n)...

"Taste this stew and tell me if you think it's spicy enough." The verb "think" is a(n)...

"This game of Quiz is finished." What is the subject of the sentence?

"The detective looked carefully at the footprint in the dirt." The verb "looked" is a...

By the first of the month, Eric will have been a champion bicyclist for seven years. "Been" is a(n)...

If Steve isn't careful, he may injure himself while rock climbing. "May injure" is a(n)...

Curt often impresses people with his knowledge of movie trivia. "Impresses" is a(n)...

Please tell me again how much you liked my story. The verb "liked" is a(n)...

Suzanne's casserole tastes delicious, just like the casserole my mother used to make. "Tastes" is a(n)...

"Taste this stew and tell me if you think it's spicy enough." The verb "taste" is a(n)...

Are most of the shoes in the shop this expensive? The verb "are" is a(n)...

The letter just appeared on my desk one morning. The verb "appeared" is a(n)...

Ms. Lindemayer's plan for the debate tournament sounded good to the faculty committee.

Was the delivery service prompt with the package? The verb "was" is a(n)...

When Charlie finished the book, he recommended it to his older brother. "Finished" is a(n)...

Please tell me again how much you liked my story. The verb "tell" is a(n)...

When Charlie finished the book, he recommended it to his older brother. "Recommended" is...

The cows appear unhurt by the hailstorm. The verb "appear" is a(n)...