I know this isn't a math question. Is submerged a strong verb or a quality adjective?
Well, first ask yourself whether submerged is a verb or and adjective, because it can't be both. Which one do you think it is?
Verb..?
Well this is a tricky one. Considering this word could be either a verb or an adjective, we have to think this one through. You don't have a sentenced it's used in, do you?
"The person the dunked in water" I need to say how they were dunked in water to make it sound more interesting
So do you need to rewrite the sentence? Or just choose the form of submerged?
was dunked*
Because I think your first answer is right. It seems the stronger use of the word would be in verb form.
Ok now that you fixed your sentence, I get it. Yes you were correct. I think since the verb is in passive form, it makes more sense for submerged to be the verb.
ok Thx
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