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MIA6 Posted 20 years ago
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1. Identify each verbal or verbal phrase. Then indicate whether it is used as an adjective, an adverb, or a noun: By living a life of patience and unselfishness, Hester eventually becomes the community's angel. <The part i underlined is a verbal phrase.> But what is it used as? i think it is an adjective to modify Hester.

2. Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence that contains an appositive: 1)Some people perform amazing feats when they are very young. These people are geniuses from birth. My sentence is: Some people, geniuses from birth, perform amazing feats when they are very young. 2)Paul Klee was a Swiss painter. As a child he was frightened by his own drawings of devils. My sentence is: Paul Klee, a swiss painter, as a child he was frightened by his own drawings of devils.

3. What does postponed subject mean? And what does expletive mean?
  

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Hi, 1. Identify each verbal or verbal phrase. Then indicate whether it is used as an adjective, an adverb, or a noun: By living a life of patience and unselfishness , Hester eventually becomes the community's angel.

  • Hi, 1.
  • Identify each verbal or verbal phrase.
  • Then indicate whether it is used as an adjective, an adverb, or a noun: By living a life of patience and unselfishness , Hester eventually becomes the community's angel.
  • > But what is it used as?
  • i think it is an adjective to modify Hester.
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Hi,

1. Identify each verbal or verbal phrase. Then indicate whether it is used as an adjective, an adverb, or a noun: By living a life of patience and unselfishness, Hester eventually becomes the community's angel. <The part i underlined is a verbal phrase.> But what
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THanks for answering my questions. Now i got your point.

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