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What is an action verb hair melt or sky?

"Hair melt" and "sky" are not action verbs. Here's why:

* Action Verbs: These verbs describe an action that someone or something does. They answer the question "What is happening?" Examples: run, jump, eat, sing, write.

* "Hair melt": This phrase is not a verb at all. It describes a state of being (hair melting). It's not something someone or something can actively do.

* "Sky": This is a noun, a word that names a person, place, or thing. It doesn't describe an action.

To make these into action verbs, you could:

* "Melt": This is an action verb. You could say "The heat melts the ice cream."

* "Soar": This action verb can be used to describe the sky. You could say "The birds soar through the sky."

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