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Jigneshbharati Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Parsing the sentence
This winter, let’s bring clean water to Mina’s school in Nepal, giving students a better chance to focus on their dreams.
I saw this on my Facebook.
Is there an independent clause in the above ?
What is the subject and main verb in the above?
Thank you in advance!
I saw this on my Facebook.
Is there an independent clause in the above ?
What is the subject and main verb in the above?
Thank you in advance!
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Jigneshbharati let’s bring clean water to Mina’s school in Nepal This is the main clause (independent clause). "Let's" is a special word that indicates a first-person plural ("we") imperative (command), so the understood subject is "we". ] The main verb is 'bring'.
- Jigneshbharati let’s bring clean water to Mina’s school in Nepal This is the main clause (independent clause).
- "Let's" is a special word that indicates a first-person plural ("we") imperative (command), so the understood subject is "we".
- ] The main verb is 'bring'.
- Let's bring ~ We should all bring CJ
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Jigneshbharatilet’s bring clean water to Mina’s school in Nepal
This is the main clause (independent clause).
"Let's" is a special word that indicates a first-person plural ("we") imperative (command), so the understood subject is "we".
[Similarly, in other imperatives like "Come here", the understood subject is "you".]
The main verb is 'b
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