What Was The Subject Of Sends
A great deal of talent is lost in the world for want of a little courage. Every day "sends" to their graves obscure men whom timidity prevented from making a first effort; who, if they could have been induced to begin, would in all probability have gone great lengths.
Could you tell me what the subject of "senses" is?
I should reckon that Every day (Subject) + sends (Transitive Verb) + obscure men~ (Object) + to their graves (Adverbial complement)
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anonymous Every day "sends" to their graves obscure men ... Could you tell me what the subject of "senses" is? Why did you write "sends" in one place and "senses" in another?
- anonymous Every day "sends" to their graves obscure men ...
- Could you tell me what the subject of "senses" is?
- Why did you write "sends" in one place and "senses" in another?
- anonymous I should reckon that Every day (Subject) + sends (Transitive Verb) + obscure men~ (Object) + to their graves (Adverbial complement) Yes.
- CJ
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anonymousEvery day "sends" to their graves obscure men ...
Could you tell me what the subject of "senses" is?
Why did you write "sends" in one place and "senses" in another?
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