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Grammar
interrogatives and subject object
Q: What's your (work) schedule?
A: My schedule is nine to five Monday to Friday.
Question: Where what is the object, your schedule is the subject, and is the verb "to be".
Answer: My schedule is the subject and 9 to 5 M-F is the object.
PLEASE advise if I'm wrong on this one...feel like I've got my head between a rock and a hard place.
Thx!
A: My schedule is nine to five Monday to Friday.
Question: Where what is the object, your schedule is the subject, and is the verb "to be".
Answer: My schedule is the subject and 9 to 5 M-F is the object.
PLEASE advise if I'm wrong on this one...feel like I've got my head between a rock and a hard place.
Thx!
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The verb "to be" doesn't take an object. It is commonly flowed by a complement. 1.
- The verb "to be" doesn't take an object.
- It is commonly flowed by a complement.
- 1.
- Where what "What" is the complement, "your schedule" is the subject.
- 2.
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The verb "to be" doesn't take an object. It is commonly flowed by a complement.
1. Where what "What" is the complement, "your schedule" is the subject.
2. "My schedule" is the subject and "9 to 5 Monday to Friday" is the complement.
paco
1. Where what "What" is the complement, "your schedule" is the subject.
2. "My schedule" is the subject and "9 to 5 Monday to Friday" is the complement.
paco
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