Read the sentence. when at the beach, carina is often applying sunscreen so that she will not go home with burning skin. which statement correctly describes the verb function in this sentence? the word “is” is a verb that functions as a verb, and “applying” is a verb that functions as a noun. the word “applying” is a verb that functions as a noun, and “go” is a verb that functions as a verb. the word “applying” is a verb that functions as a verb, and “burning” is a verb that functions as an adjective. the word “go” is a verb that functions as a verb, and “burning” is a verb that functions as a noun.

When at the beach, Carina is often applying sunscreen so that she will not go home with burning skin.

in this sentence, "applying" is your verb. it functions as a verb. the main point of the sentence is that carina applies sunscreen to prevent sunburn, so "applying" is your verb that's attached to carina.

"burning," however, is a verb functioning as an adjective. in the phrase "burning skin," "skin" is the noun and "burning" is the word modifying that noun (aka an adjective).

other verbs in the sentence include "is" and "go." their full answer choices aren't correct, so even if the answer choice says that "go" functions as a verb (which is right), that answer choice is wrong because it states that "burning" functions as a noun (and it does not. as stated, it's an adjective).

you can rule out the other answer choices in the same way. the only fully correct choice here is the third one--the word "applying" is a verb functioning as a verb, and the word "burning" is a verb functioning as an adjective.

When at the beach, Carina is often applying sunscreen so that she will not go home with burning skin.

in this sentence, "applying" is your verb. it functions as a verb. the main point of the sentence is that carina applies sunscreen to prevent sunburn, so "applying" is your verb that's attached to carina.

"burning," however, is a verb functioning as an adjective. in the phrase "burning skin," "skin" is the noun and "burning" is the word modifying that noun (aka an adjective).

other verbs in the sentence include "is" and "go." their full answer choices aren't correct, so even if the answer choice says that "go" functions as a verb (which is right), that answer choice is wrong because it states that "burning" functions as a noun (and it does not. as stated, it's an adjective).

you can rule out the other answer choices in the same way. the only fully correct choice here is the third one--the word "applying" is a verb functioning as a verb, and the word "burning" is a verb functioning as an adjective.

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