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It doesn't have to be "be relaxed" instead of just "relax?"

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Rebecca

No, it doesn't! In "be relaxed," "relaxed" is an adjective. But here, "relax" is a verb, so "be" isn't necessary. Ex: I'm going to relax at home and take a bath. Ex: She was so relaxed during the test that she started humming to herself.

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