Card 2. Identify the categorical status of the italicized words in the following sentences.

a) The doctor ║USES A BICYCLE║ to get to work.
b) The policeman ║made me pay║ the fine on the spot.
c) For six weeks he was in bed, ║suffering from║ pain.
d) The student ║uses a bicycle║ to get to the university.
e) The policeman ║made him pay ║the fine on the spot.
f) For ten weeks he was at home,║ suffering from║ depression.
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