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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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What is the subject in these sentences - i am really stumped
Whether he feels like it or not, Bob should work on his English lessons five days a week.
This question asks you to identify the subject of this sentence
My fear for Bennie is that he will drop out of school.
Is it your shyness that makes you unwilling to speak in public
thanks
Whether he feels like it or not, Bob should work on his English lessons five days a week.
This question asks you to identify the subject of this sentence
My fear for Bennie is that he will drop out of school.
Is it your shyness that makes you unwilling to speak in public
thanks
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" Alternatively, look for the main verb in the sentence. Who or what does that main verb apply to? The third one is a bit tricky with that "it," but you can do it.
- " Alternatively, look for the main verb in the sentence.
- Who or what does that main verb apply to?
- The third one is a bit tricky with that "it," but you can do it.
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Hi Anon,
You need to ask yourself "Who or what is this sentence about?"
Alternatively, look for the main verb in the sentence. Who or what does that main verb apply to?
The third one is a bit tricky with that "it," but you can do it.
You need to ask yourself "Who or what is this sentence about?"
Alternatively, look for the main verb in the sentence. Who or what does that main verb apply to?
The third one is a bit tricky with that "it," but you can do it.
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