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John liao Posted 12 years ago
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sentence structure?
Through the use of the peer evaluation your perception of the quantity of work that you performed and that of your peers is analysed against the perception of your other peers.
In the sentence above, where is the verb? I am confused that what is the meaning of the sentence.
In the sentence above, where is the verb? I am confused that what is the meaning of the sentence.
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The main verb is "is analysed" (passive). (adverbial) A comma after "evaluation" would help this sentence.
- The main verb is "is analysed" (passive).
- (adverbial) A comma after "evaluation" would help this sentence.
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The main verb is "is analysed" (passive).
Through the use of the peer evaluation (adverbial)
your perception of the quantity of work that you performed and that of your peers (passive subject)
is analysed (verb)
against the perception of your other peers.(adverbial)
A comma after "evaluation" would help this sentence.
Through the use of the peer evaluation (adverbial)
your perception of the quantity of work that you performed and that of your peers (passive subject)
is analysed (verb)
against the perception of your other peers.(adverbial)
A comma after "evaluation" would help this sentence.
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