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She did the job very well. The underlined word is a/an: Modal Verb Auxiliary Verb Non-Finite Verb Main Verb, did is underlined

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She did the job very well. The underlined word is a/an:

  • Modal Verb
  • Auxiliary Verb
  • Non-Finite Verb
  • Main Verb, did is underlined
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Solution

To determine the classification of the underlined word "did" in the sentence "She did the job very well," let's analyze it further.

  1. Understanding Verb Types:

    • Modal Verb: These are auxiliary verbs that express necessity or possibility (e.g., can, could, will, would).
    • Auxiliary Verb: These verbs help to form tenses, moods, and voices of other verbs (e.g., is, are, have).
    • Non-Finite Verb: These verbs do not show tense and usually come in forms such as infinitives or gerunds (e.g., to run, running).
    • Main Verb: This is the principal verb that indicates the action performed (e.g., run, jump, did).
  2. Analyzing "did":

    • In the context of the sentence, "did" is the main verb indicating the action completed by "she." It is the past form of "do," showing what she accomplished.

Conclusion: "Did" functions as the Main Verb in this sentence.

Thus, the correct classification of the underlined word is Main Verb.

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