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Latest post Fri, Dec 5 2008 5:21 PM by Vecta. 3 replies.
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Vecta  +  605749 Fri, 05 Dec 08 03:07 PM
Please, correct me if I am wrong:

Ben closed his eyes to think clearly for a moment.

Ben - is a subject; closed- is a predicate

It is a simple two-member complete extended sentence



hanks in advance.
Vecta
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Vecta, 351 days ago
Ok, let me know whether I am right Big Smile
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ChrisD  +  605808 Fri, 05 Dec 08 04:15 PM
'Ben' is definitely the subject, yes. 'closed' is the main predicator of the predicate 'closed his eyes...', yes.
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Vecta, 351 days ago
Thank you :)
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