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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Diagramming
How would you diagram this sentence: "Her eyes filled up with tears."?
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" If you wish to know the parts of speech and the parts of a sentence, maybe this may be helpful. (a) Her eyes = complete subject. ("eyes" = simple subject) (b) filled up with tears.
- " If you wish to know the parts of speech and the parts of a sentence, maybe this may be helpful.
- (a) Her eyes = complete subject.
- ("eyes" = simple subject) (b) filled up with tears.
- = complete predicate.
- ("filled up" = simple predicate) (c) her = adjective; eyes = noun; fill = verb; up =adverb or particle; with = preposition; tears = noun.
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I don't understand what you mean by "diagram."
If you wish to know the parts of speech and the parts of a sentence, maybe this may be helpful.
(a) Her eyes = complete subject. ("eyes" = simple subject)
(b) filled up with tears. = complete predicate. ("filled up" = simple predicate)
(c) her = adjective; eyes = noun; fill = verb; up =adverb or particle; with = p
If you wish to know the parts of speech and the parts of a sentence, maybe this may be helpful.
(a) Her eyes = complete subject. ("eyes" = simple subject)
(b) filled up with tears. = complete predicate. ("filled up" = simple predicate)
(c) her = adjective; eyes = noun; fill = verb; up =adverb or particle; with = p
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