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.A complete predicate is all of the sentence except for the subject.An appositive is 'an expression that has 'the same function and the same relation to other elements in the sentence , the second expression identifying or supplementing the first. In Washington, our first president, the...

There is no consensus on how to handle numerals. They are like determiners and like nouns. Some grammarians just use "numeral" as another part of speech, like "noun" or "verb".I offer this analysis, but there are surely others.fifty is a noun acting as a...

Kooyeen delights in pointing out that I'm in a 1% minority.LOL. That does sound like Kooyeen, all right! But we must allow him his freedom of expression! what do you mean by "correct"? - and what do you mean by "allowed"? - and what "register" would you like to represent?The lines are...

Hi, Anon, I should probably keep out of this. I don't think they used the expression "complement" when I was in school. The type of action the verb describes often limits its function. ...

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...

Paulio, thanks for letting me know. But my question has nothing to do with the expression youve given. What I wanted to know is 'the another case' of 'due to' which sadly you havent had any explanation. Yes, 'is due to mosquitoes' is the predicate of my sentence and apparently 'dengue fever' is...

Paulio wrote:Specter, the expression is 'to be due to'. 'Due to' is another case. is due to mosquitoes-is predicate Paulio, thanks for letting me know. But my question has nothing to do with the expression youve given. The 'another case' due to is what bothers me. Yes, 'is due to mosquitoes'...

Specter, the expression is 'to be due to'. 'Due to' is another case. is due to mosquitoes-is predicate

Hi, in these two expressions, there is no verb in either phrase to express a predicate. so, does the error lie in an incorrect formation of a sentence <<< YES or an incorrect use of a punctuation? thank you.the lad from belfast; the one and only george best.the legend of christmas;...

in these two expressions, there is no verb in either phrase to express a predicate. so, does the error lie in an incorrect formation of a sentence or an incorrect use of a punctuation? thank you.the lad from belfast; the one and only george best.the legend of christmas; the one and only santa...