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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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parse this please
Please parse these.
I saw eagles flying northward today.
I saw peple swimming in line.
I saw eagles flying northward today.
I saw peple swimming in line.
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Thank you, Ruslana.
1. I -- subject saw -- verb eagles -- object flying -- participle acting as an adjective
northward -- adverb today -- adverb
This sentence can be written as: I saw eagles which are flying northward today
2. I -- subject saw -- verb people -- object swimming -- participle acting as an adjective
in line -- adverbial phrase
1. I -- subject saw -- verb eagles -- object flying -- participle acting as an adjective
northward -- adverb today -- adverb
This sentence can be written as: I saw eagles which are flying northward today
2. I -- subject saw -- verb people -- object swimming -- participle acting as an adjective
in line -- adverbial phrase
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