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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Subject and complement
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"Now, the smartphone is a device driven by data and calls have become something of a side event." [From The Conversation.]
Is the clause the smartphone is a device driven by data and calls a subject and the phrase something of a side event a complement in the sentence?
Thank you.
"Now, the smartphone is a device driven by data and calls have become something of a side event." [From The Conversation.]
Is the clause the smartphone is a device driven by data and calls a subject and the phrase something of a side event a complement in the sentence?
Thank you.
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" There are two main clauses, which you can separate into sentences. Now, the smartphone is a device driven by data. "
- " There are two main clauses, which you can separate into sentences.
- Now, the smartphone is a device driven by data.
- "
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"Now, the smartphone is a device driven by data and calls have become something of a side event."
There are two main clauses, which you can separate into sentences.
Now, the smartphone is a device driven by data.
And calls have become something of a side event."
There are two main clauses, which you can separate into sentences.
Now, the smartphone is a device driven by data.
And calls have become something of a side event."
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