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What type of verb is felt linking or action?

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

Here's how to tell:

* Linking verb: When "felt" connects the subject to a noun or adjective that describes the subject's state or condition.

* Example: "She *felt* happy." (Happy describes the subject's state of being.)

* Action verb: When "felt" describes an action the subject performs.

* Example: "He *felt* the rough texture of the stone." (The subject performs the action of feeling.)

To determine the verb type, look at the word following "felt."

* If it describes a state or quality, "felt" is a linking verb.

* If it describes an action, "felt" is an action verb.

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