I'm on 3 different BP meds and Norvasc was the last one added. My Dr started me out on 5mg and after a while I started to notice that the bottoms of my feet would get really hot and uncomfortable. I Dident relate it to the Norvasc. My dosage was increased to 10mg about 3 months ago.
A linking verb is a verb that links (connects) the subject of the sentence to information about that subject. Linking verbs do not describe action. When using linking verbs, the sentence structure will be : SUBJECT--->LINKING VERB---> INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT (noun)(verb)(adjective, noun, or complement)
There are verbs that can be linking verbs in SOME sentences, but are action verbs in other sentences. One way to determine if the verb is functioning as an action verb or a linking verb is to substitute the word âisâ for the verb in question. If the sentence still makes sense, then it is probably a linking verb. If the sentence would not make sense with the word âis,â then it is probably an action verb in the sentence. The following are examples of verbs that can be linking verbs in some sentences and action verbs in other sentences: