Is was an adjective?

  No, the word "was" can't be used as an adjective. Rather, it can be used as a linking verb or an auxiliary verb. Explanation: Click this link

Is Which a Linking Verb?


Hello everyone, today I will discuss whether the word "which"is a linking verb or not.

Is Which a Linking Verb?

Is Which a Linking Verb?




A linking verb is that type of verb that doesn't express action.Besides,a linking verb function like a  equal sign.


●He is a student.

Here,He=a student


Here "is" is a linking verb because it is expressing the alternative introduction of he by a student phrase.






Now look at the following example:

●The school,which was built in 2012,is amazing.





Explanation:

In the above example,the word "which" is not a verb.You can say that here "which" is a pronoun because it is indicating the noun school. Actually,we cannot use which as a verb but we can use which as a pronoun and determiner.So,the word "which" is not a linking verb




Now look at the following example.



●I can't remember which pen I had.

Explanation:
Here the word "which" is a determiner which is special kind of adjective.




Conclusion:

The word "which " is a determiner or pronoun.It is not a linking verb.Here I am giving you a list  of verb which can function as linking verb.The list include the following example:


●am

●is


●are


●was


●were


●has been

●become

●are being

●might have been


●feel

●look

●grow etc.







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