By Underline, Predicates

pls. underline the subject and circle the the predicate..

ok the phrase : Also remember that predicate nominatives/adjectives are only for linking verbs and action verbs are followed by direct/indirect objects is what i needed to hear 4 hours ago....lol.... thank you so very much i am correcting my sons 6th grade home work and really got lost do to it...

sorry, I can't underline on this computer.. this is a lesson exercise of a correspondence course i'm taking... I need some help with... Is it correct or not...I'm i on the right direction.

It had better you to try underline and we may correct your sentences. There is no another way to learn language.

5. copy each sentence; underline the simple subject once and the simple predicate twice. a. It is a shame! it=subject is=verb b.Will you go to a movie with me? you=subject go=verb c. Janet has been singing in the choir for years. Janet=subject .. the predicate I'm having trouble...

Anonymous wrote: Identify the functions of verbs in the sentence below by labelling them Vt (transitive), Vi (intransitive), Vd (dative), Vf (factitive), Vc (copulative) & Vs (sense) Q1: He was last seen (vs) being given a large amount of money outside a bank. Q2: In the late nineteenth...

the sentence isSome of you will take this test tomorrowI have to underline the Complete Subject and Complete PredicateI wroteSome of you will take this test tomorrowshould i include will and tomorrow with the Complete Predicate or no?

Recently, I picked up a few English grammar books in a bookstore with the intention of improving my grammar. However, I found that those books were the usual boring way of learning a language. They started with nouns, describing what a noun is and the various form of nouns and e.t.c. I personally...

1-- The which clause can indeed be considered an adverbial, modifying the whole predicate, was veiled in a thin cloud-curtain. (The whole process of veiling her diffuses, etc, her radiance.) I think a case could equally be made for its being a simple adjectival clause modifying...

Underline simple subject and bold simple predicate. Take that off my chair. which is a imparative sentence Who ate my sandwich? which is interrogative I won the photo contest! which is exclamatory I forgot to leave a light on. which is declarative Does this look good to everybody (Edited...