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ORELA English Language Arts Sample Test

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Which of the following is the verb in the statement, "There are five cats"?





Correct Answer:
are
in the sentence "there are five cats," the word "are" is identified as the verb. let's break down the function and classification of "are" in this context.

the word "are" serves as a form of the verb "to be," which is one of the most fundamental and widely used verbs in english. the verb "to be" is used to describe the existence or state of being of something or someone. in the sentence provided, "are" is used to express the existence of the cats.

in english, the verb "to be" has various forms, adapting to different grammatical persons and numbers. the forms include "am," "is," "are," "was," "were," "be," "being," and "been." specifically, "are" is the present tense form used for plural subjects (like "cats" in your sentence) and with the pronouns "you," "we," and "they."

analyzing the sentence structure: - "there" is an introductory word typically used to introduce the existence of something. - "are" is the verb indicating the existence. - "five cats" is the noun phrase acting as the subject of the sentence, describing what exists.

thus, in the sentence "there are five cats," the action or state of being is conveyed by "are," making it the verb within this sentence. the verb "are" links the subject "five cats" to the existence implied by "there," completing the meaning of the sentence by stating that a specific number of cats exist.


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