[nq:1]The shortest complete sentence in the bible is "Jesus wept." Only object and verb![/nq] OK. I'll bite. How do you reckon '"Jesus"' (or 'Jesus' for that matter) is an object and not the subject?
Thus spake Can you still buy "Spangles"?: [nq:2].. is an object and not the subject?[/nq] [nq:1]Sorry, "object" (English) = "subjektiv" (Norwegian)[/nq] Does not. "Jesus wept" consists of a subject (Norwegian "subjekt") and a verbal (Norwegian "verbal"). The verse (John 11:35) in Norwegian reads "Jesus gråt." Norwegian "subjektiv" = English "subjective". I'm not sure why yo
While it was 9/1/04 5:55 am throughout the UK, Can you still buy "Spangles"? sprinkled little black dots on a white screen, and they fell thus: [nq:1]The shortest complete sentence in the bible is "Jesus wept." Only object and verb![/nq] I've seen it said that "I am." is the shortest possible complete sentence. Not quite. But it's the shortest possible complete statement .
(Email Removed) spake thus:=20 [nq:1]Thus spake Can you still buy "Spangles"?:[/nq] [nq:2]=20 Sorry, "object" (English) =3D "subjektiv" (Norwegian)[/nq] [nq:1]Does not.=20 "Jesus wept" consists of a subject (Norwegian "subjekt") and a verbal (Norwegian "verbal"). The verse (John 11:35) in Norwegian reads "Jesus gr=E5t." Norwegian "subjektiv" =3D English "subjective".=20 I'm not sure wh
[nq:1]While it was 9/1/04 5:55 am throughout the UK, Can you still buy "Spangles"? sprinkled little black dots on a white screen, and they fell thus:[/nq] [nq:2]The shortest complete sentence in the bible is "Jesus wept." Only object and verb![/nq] [nq:1]I've seen it said that "I am." is the shortest possible complete sentence. Not quite.[/nq] No. [nq:1]But it's the shortest possib
[nq:2]A command can go even shorter: "Be."[/nq] [nq:1]Interesting command to try disobeying :-)[/nq] Anybody got a bodkin?
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[nq:1]How do you reckon '"Jesus"' (or 'Jesus' for that matter) is an object and not the subject?[/nq] If Jesus is ***, can't he be both object and subject?
[nq:2]How do you reckon '"Jesus"' (or 'Jesus' for that matter) is an object and not the subject?[/nq] [nq:1]If Jesus is ***, can't he be both object and subject?[/nq] That recalls David Frost's response when asked if he thought Queen Elizabeth would make a good interview subject: "The Queen is not a subject."