Asked by Katlynn
The oven has been turned off for an hour and thirty minutes.
Phrase: turned off for an hour and thirty minutes
Verb: had been
Subject:oven
The secretary and the accountant walked around and found the missing notebook in the trash can.
Verb: walked
Subject: secretary and accountant
Phrase: around and found the missing notebook
Please check my answers.
Phrase: turned off for an hour and thirty minutes
Verb: had been
Subject:oven
The secretary and the accountant walked around and found the missing notebook in the trash can.
Verb: walked
Subject: secretary and accountant
Phrase: around and found the missing notebook
Please check my answers.
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Both are wrong.
Answered by
Katlynn
What parts are wrong? Is it the phrases or the verbs?
Answered by
Katlynn
I think that for sentence number 2, there might have been two verbs. The verbs are walked and found. If the double underlined walked and found, do I just cross out the word around and and?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
1 and 2 The subjects are right.
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Study this site very carefully to learn about prepositions and prepositional phrases.
http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/preposition.htm
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