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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Verb groups.
Running into a bit of trouble with the answers to a few of these questions.
1) In the clause 'a certain welfare organization gave a New Year’s breakfast party', what is the whole of the verb group?
2) In the clause 'so you can take it back to Tokyo', what is the whole of the verb group?
3) In the clause 'It's not a decoration', what is the whole of the verb group?
For 1) I believe the whole of the verb group is "gave" and for 2) I believe the whole of the verb group is "take". I can't see any verbs in the third question.
Please help!
1) In the clause 'a certain welfare organization gave a New Year’s breakfast party', what is the whole of the verb group?
2) In the clause 'so you can take it back to Tokyo', what is the whole of the verb group?
3) In the clause 'It's not a decoration', what is the whole of the verb group?
For 1) I believe the whole of the verb group is "gave" and for 2) I believe the whole of the verb group is "take". I can't see any verbs in the third question.
Please help!
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Anonymous For 1) I believe the whole of the verb group is "gave" and for 2) I believe the whole of the verb group is "take". OK. back .
- Anonymous For 1) I believe the whole of the verb group is "gave" and for 2) I believe the whole of the verb group is "take".
- OK.
- back .
- Anonymous I can't see any verbs in the third question.
- 'is': It is not...
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AnonymousFor 1) I believe the whole of the verb group is "gave" and for 2) I believe the whole of the verb group is "take".OK. Depending on what your teacher is teaching you as the term 'verb group', #2 may include 'take': take...back.
AnonymousI can't see any verbs in the third question.'is': It is not.
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