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Secondary revision · English Language Form 1

Structure: Linking Verbs

Teaches the identification and use of linking verbs (e.g., am, is, are, seem, become) that connect the subject to a complement (adjective or noun). This CBC grammar concept is key to understanding sentence structure. Tested in ECZ, it helps learners avoid confusion with action verbs. Zambian students will practice constructing sentences where the verb describes a state of being, enhancing grammatical precision.

English Language Form 1 Form 1
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100
Est. time
~100 min
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Pass mark
50%

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Outcomes

If you passExcellent! You can now correctly identify and use linking verbs, which is essential for constructing grammatically sound sentences in all exam sections.
If you don't pass yetLinking verbs connect, they don't show action. Review common linking verbs and practice sentences where they link the subject to a description.

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