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What is the main verb in part of speech?

The main verb is a verb.

It's important to note that "main verb" is not a part of speech itself. It's a term used to describe the most important verb in a sentence. It's the verb that conveys the action or state of being of the subject.

Here's how to identify the main verb:

1. Identify the subject: Who or what is performing the action?

2. Ask yourself what the subject is doing or being: This will give you the main verb.

Example:

* The dog barks loudly.

* Subject: The dog

* Main verb: barks

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