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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Sorting a sentence in verb phrases and noun phrases?
I'm finding it so difficult to sort these sentence into their noun/verb phrases...can't someone help me?
The first one is "Rita like red apples and John does too"
And the second one is "to lie on the beach is fun"
They're worded awkwardly and it's confusing me.
The first one is "Rita like red apples and John does too"
And the second one is "to lie on the beach is fun"
They're worded awkwardly and it's confusing me.
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Rita like s red apples and John does too. noun - verb - noun phrase - conjunction - noun - verb - adverb. To lie on the beach is fun.
- Rita like s red apples and John does too.
- noun - verb - noun phrase - conjunction - noun - verb - adverb.
- To lie on the beach is fun.
- noun phrase - verb - adjective.
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Rita likes red apples and John does too.
noun - verb - noun phrase - conjunction - noun - verb - adverb.
To lie on the beach is fun.
noun phrase - verb - adjective.
noun - verb - noun phrase - conjunction - noun - verb - adverb.
To lie on the beach is fun.
noun phrase - verb - adjective.
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