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Is the word look action or linking verb?

The word "look" can be both an action verb and a linking verb, depending on the context.

Here's how to tell:

Action Verb: When "look" describes an action, it's an action verb.

* Example: "I look at the sunset." (The action is looking)

Linking Verb: When "look" connects the subject to a description of the subject, it's a linking verb.

* Example: "You look tired." (The linking verb "look" connects "you" to the description "tired")

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