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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Where is a main verb?
Hi, everyone!
I cannot find a main verb in the following sentence:
"Masterfully crafted, alchemically blending a wide range of perspectives, and overflowing with fascinating details about secret languages, rare treasures composed of unusual information, and profound insights elegantly expressed."
I suppose this sentence consists of three participial phrases without a main clause. (1. (being) crafted, 2.blending, 3. overflowing)
But I must have taken it wrongly.
Please clarify me, thanks.
I cannot find a main verb in the following sentence:
"Masterfully crafted, alchemically blending a wide range of perspectives, and overflowing with fascinating details about secret languages, rare treasures composed of unusual information, and profound insights elegantly expressed."
I suppose this sentence consists of three participial phrases without a main clause. (1. (being) crafted, 2.blending, 3. overflowing)
But I must have taken it wrongly.
Please clarify me, thanks.
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Anonymous I cannot find a main verb in the following sentence: Well spotted. There is no main verb. Therefore, there is no main clause.
- Anonymous I cannot find a main verb in the following sentence: Well spotted.
- There is no main verb.
- Therefore, there is no main clause.
- Therefore, this is not a sentence.
- It's just a lot of phrases.
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AnonymousI cannot find a main verb in the following sentence:Well spotted.
There is
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