What type of verb is am?

Answer 1

A.M. is the abbreviation. It stands for Ante Meridian, which is latin for 'before the midpoint' or 'before the half' which means before noon. P.M. stands for Post Meridian, which is latin for 'after the midpoint.'

Answer 2

"Am" is the first person singular present of the irregular verb "to be." In the present, it is: I am, you (singular) are, he or she or it is; we are; you (plural) are; they are. The past tense is "was": I was, you were, he/she/it was; we were; you were, they were. But the future tense is regular: I will be, you will be, he/she/it will be, we will be, you will be, they will be. In a sentence with a noun subject, rather than a pronoun: Mary is a doctor. Her father was a lawyer. Her sisters were lawyers too, but her brother was a doctor just like Mary. Mary and her husband Joe have a son named Paul, but we do not know what Paul will be when he grows up.

Answer 3

it is linking verb

Answer 4

proper verb