Rewrite each group of words to make it a complete sentence. Each sentence should have a compound subject or a compound predicate. 1. my swim goggles 2. the shovel 3. walk along the beach 4. swim underwater 5. my older brother the way the

No one - subject said - verb that it would be easy - direct object The verb and direct object together form the predicate. The direct object is itself a subordinate clause: it - subject would be - verb easy - predicate adjective The verb and

No one / said (that it would be easy); subject = No one; said that it would be easy = predicate; said = verb; that = conjunction; that it would be easy = noun clause as object of "said"; it = subject of noun clause; would be easy =

Hi! I'm having problems with this sentence that I am trying to parse: "No one said that it would be easy." What I have so far is that it is the subject, would be is the predicate, and easy is the subject complement.

Is this a compound sentence, if not, what kind is it?-- No; it is a simple sentence with a compound predicate. How should it be analysed at clause and phrase level?-- Here are the clauses and phrases: He bought a box of colors and copied a

(1) simple subject: Tom; simple predicate: likes newspapers. (2) compound subject: Tom and Sue; simple predicate: read The Times; (3) simple subject: Mona; compound predicate: reads newspapers and writes poems; (4) compound subject: George and

May I try? (l) a siimple sentence. (2) it has a compound predicate. (3) the two predicates are connected by the coordinating conjunction "and"(4) predicate No. 1 = bought a box of colors. "box" is modified by "a" (an

what is a compound subject and predicate

Now may I try No. 4? days - are - hot. "the" under "days"; "in July" under "are"; "usually" under "are." WHEN are they hot? in July; How often ARE they hot? usually. (P.S. I THINK (!)

Correct. ' Saying...is ' are the subject and verb, which are both singular. The plural 'words' in the predicate is a bit confusing, but does not really affect the verb choice. PS: Those are the first two lines of the song "more than words".