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A to be verb is:
A. casual spoken language.
B. a word or string of words with missing letters that has an
apostrophe () instead. For example, don't for do not.
C. a verb that shows an action, where the subject is doing
something.
OD. a verb that shows a state of being, not an action.



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A "to be" verb is a verb that shows a state of being, not an action. This means it describes the existence, condition, or state of someone or something rather than an action they are performing.

For example:
- The flowers are beautiful. ("are" is the "to be" verb describing the state of the flowers)
- She is happy. ("is" is the "to be" verb describing her state of being)
- They were tired. ("were" is the "to be" verb indicating their state at a particular time in the past)

So, the correct answer is D. a verb that shows a state of being, not an action.

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