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5 Miss Kitty subject + was rude predicate + at the table adverbial +one day. adverbial 10 The earth subject+ revolves round predicate+ the sun. object 12 The sea subject + had predicate +many thousand sands.? objectSentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial --This sentence is gramamtically...

PLEASE CHECK THE STRUCTURE OF THE SENTENCES TYPED BELOW DO CORRECT ME WHERE I AM MISTAKEN. 1 The crackling of the geese saved Rome. Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object 2 The boy stood on the burning deck. Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial 3 Tubal Cain was a man of...

Anonymous wrote: Can you guyss tell me what can I improve on, and how to make it longer. It will be great to have some other comments too. Thank you very much Teacher's Criteriaescriptive Writing - Figurative Language: such as simile, metaphor, alliteration, allusion -Sensory qualities:...

Can you guyss tell me what can I improve on, and how to make it longer. It will be great to have some other comments too. Thank you very much Teacher's Criteriaescriptive Writing - Figurative Language: such as simile, metaphor, alliteration, allusion -Sensory qualities:...

Miche wrote:Hi, JT. I can see you don't like rules much and I agree with you. Rules are too restrictive, hamper one's "feeling" the language and deprive him/her of the pleasure of speaking the language. That is a major problem with English learners in my country - they can recite mile-long lists...

Only in third world countries are you allowed to ride on top of a train. I wonder what kind of sentence is this because we have subject "you" after the verb "are". Could you tell me the sentence structure? If it's tough to explain the sentence structure, at least, give me a few examples of...

different websites show various patterns of sentence arrangement.It's easy to be confused because there is not one single standard methodology for analyzing sentence structure. The dependent clause you show here can be analyzed in basically the same way as an independent clause with the...

Chrismlangan wrote: The following sentences and explanation was found from a respected grammar website. … I’m curious about sentence number two because it seems to me like there should be no comma. Is the comma only necessary if the information is considered nonessential? If a...

so, the forefathers mispunctuated the 2nd amendment when they wrote: A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. in this case, the right of the people to keep and bear arms is the noun...

I was worried. . (I think - simple present in passive voice where worried is main verb) Am I right? If right, could you tell me how to identify the sentence structure on similar sentences?