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which one is the action verb and which one is the linking verb

 The correct answer is:

Action verb: go.

Linking verb: exit.

Explanation:

 The so-called 'linking verbs' or 'copular verbs' are those that link the subject with additional information about it. They do not express action.

An 'action verb' explains what the subject of the sentence is doing or has done.

Linking verbs have different functions than action verbs. Action verbs are modified by adverbs, and linking verbs are often followed by adjectives.

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