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Transitive and Linking Verbs

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Reply Sat 5 Oct, 2013 11:56 am
Can a verb ever be considered to be both Transitive and Linking, ie when a Transitive verb takes an objective complement, does this have anything to do with linking verbs, since it is incomplete?
In other words, would a verb that takes an objective complement be considered both Transitive and a Verb of Incomplete Predication / Linking?
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