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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Looking for the subject, verb, direct object and indirect object in this sentence: Unfortunately the day we went it was raining, but that didn't stop us.
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For analysis, it might be helpful to rearrange the words a bit: Unfortunately, it was raining (on) the day that we went, but that did not stop us. / That did not stop us. (a) It = subject; was raining = verb.
- For analysis, it might be helpful to rearrange the words a bit: Unfortunately, it was raining (on) the day that we went, but that did not stop us.
- / That did not stop us.
- (a) It = subject; was raining = verb.
- (b) That = subject ; did stop = verb.
- (c) us = direct object.
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For analysis, it might be helpful to rearrange the words a bit:
Unfortunately, it was raining (on) the day that we went, but that did not stop us.
In my opinion, you have two main sentences: It was raining on the day that we went./ That did not stop us.
(a) It = subject; was raining = verb.
(b) That = subject ; did stop = verb.
(c) us = direct obje
Unfortunately, it was raining (on) the day that we went, but that did not stop us.
In my opinion, you have two main sentences: It was raining on the day that we went./ That did not stop us.
(a) It = subject; was raining = verb.
(b) That = subject ; did stop = verb.
(c) us = direct obje
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