Recognize sentence structure
"A few other people have reported problems with pictures showing up that aren't theirs."
Am I correct:
None group = a few other people
Verb = have reported
Phrase = problems with pictures showing up
Preposition = that
Verb group = aren't theirs
Top answer
Rita Ngan None noun group = a few other people Yes, though 'noun phrase' is a better term to use in ordinary descriptive grammar. Rita Ngan Verb = have reported No: there are two verbs here and thus two clauses/verb phrases: 1. have reported problems with pictures showing up that aren't theirs.
- Rita Ngan None noun group = a few other people Yes, though 'noun phrase' is a better term to use in ordinary descriptive grammar.
- Rita Ngan Verb = have reported No: there are two verbs here and thus two clauses/verb phrases: 1.
- have reported problems with pictures showing up that aren't theirs.
- (matrix, or main, verb phrase/predicate) 2.
- reported problems with pictures showing up that aren't theirs.
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Rita NganNonenoun group = a few other people
Yes, though 'noun phrase' is a better term to use in ordinary descriptive grammar.
Rita NganVerb = have reported
No: there are two verbs here and thus two clauses/verb phrases:
1. have reported problems with
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