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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Who is the correct subject?
Hello,
I have this sentence:
"The lilies that we planted last year have grown to over six feet tall."
Can you tell me if the correct subject is "lilies" or "the lilies"? And why?
Thank you,
Tudor
I have this sentence:
"The lilies that we planted last year have grown to over six feet tall."
Can you tell me if the correct subject is "lilies" or "the lilies"? And why?
Thank you,
Tudor
Top answer
'Lilies' is the simple subject. 'The lilies that we planted last year' is the complete subject.
- 'Lilies' is the simple subject.
- 'The lilies that we planted last year' is the complete subject.
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'Lilies' is the simple subject.
'The lilies that we planted last year' is the complete subject.
'The lilies that we planted last year' is the complete subject.
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