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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Identifying the subject
Start getting comfortable with asking a question, waiting for response, listening to the response and then waiting some more.
I read at
How to Be Amazingly Good at Asking Questions
What is the subject in those sentences? Is it just one long sentence separated by commas? I am learning to analyse a sentence in terms of parts of speech.
Thanks
Jignesh.
I read at
How to Be Amazingly Good at Asking Questions
What is the subject in those sentences? Is it just one long sentence separated by commas? I am learning to analyse a sentence in terms of parts of speech.
Thanks
Jignesh.
Top answer
The verb is "Start". This is an imperative. It does not have an explicit subject.
- The verb is "Start".
- This is an imperative.
- It does not have an explicit subject.
- The implied subject is the person who is being addressed.
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The verb is "Start". This is an imperative. It does not have an explicit subject. The implied subject is the person who is being addressed.
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