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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Sentence core
Hi, I would like a helpful hint or an easy way to find the sentence core. For example in the following sentence I have to place the subject and the verb together near the beginning of the sentence.
The focus of the test for the Experiment 11 was tangential to and not a direct approach to leadership.
Sentence Two: The major framework of her essay involves presenting a discussion of health car funding.
Any hints please?
The focus of the test for the Experiment 11 was tangential to and not a direct approach to leadership.
Sentence Two: The major framework of her essay involves presenting a discussion of health car funding.
Any hints please?
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Well, first: what are the simple subjects and predicates of those two sentences? ). I am asking you for those, because the full subjects and predicates are already together.
- Well, first: what are the simple subjects and predicates of those two sentences?
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- I am asking you for those, because the full subjects and predicates are already together.
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Well, first: what are the simple subjects and predicates of those two sentences? ('Sentence core' is another new teachers' phrase that I do not know, but I suppose that 'simple subject' and 'simple predicate' is what she is talking about.). I am asking you for those, because the full subjects and predicates are already together.
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