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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Compound predicate/subject sentences
Is "Stone Age people used fire for cooking and warmth." a compound subject or a compiund predicate sentence---or neither?
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Let's see if we can help you answer the question yourself. A compound subject means two or more subjects. Stone Age people -- how many subjects do you see?
- Let's see if we can help you answer the question yourself.
- A compound subject means two or more subjects.
- Stone Age people -- how many subjects do you see?
- " ...
- used fire (never mind what they used it for) -- how many verbs do you see?
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Let's see if we can help you answer the question yourself.
A compound subject means two or more subjects.
Stone Age people -- how many subjects do you see?
A compound predicate means two verbs, like "she walked in and sat down."
... used fire (never mind what they used it for) -- how many verbs do you see?
Bonus question:
Would you answer d
A compound subject means two or more subjects.
Stone Age people -- how many subjects do you see?
A compound predicate means two verbs, like "she walked in and sat down."
... used fire (never mind what they used it for) -- how many verbs do you see?
Bonus question:
Would you answer d
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