The simple predicate is the same as the main verb.
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15. identify the simple predicate in this sentence
the florist's assistant watered the flowers and ferns in the greenhouse.
15 answers
I think its watered because its the main verb in the sentence
Yes, right. =)
identify the principal part of the underlined verb.
Steven and I *are going* to the 10 o clock show. I
I think its present participle
Steven and I *are going* to the 10 o clock show. I
I think its present participle
Which of the two words — are going — is the present participle?
in the following sentence, which word joins popcorn to create a compound subject?
popcorn and candy are on sale at the drugstore and grocery store this weekend.
I think the word is candy
popcorn and candy are on sale at the drugstore and grocery store this weekend.
I think the word is candy
for the first question, going is the present participle
Yes, both "candy" and "going" are correct.
which word best completes the sentence?
I am going to my chemistry teacher to learn more about careers in science.
a. investigate.
b. discover
c.interview.
d. evaluate.
my answer is c, interview.
I am going to my chemistry teacher to learn more about careers in science.
a. investigate.
b. discover
c.interview.
d. evaluate.
my answer is c, interview.
If "interview" is to fill a blank after "to" then, yes, you're right.
ok, thx! just one more:
the greek root pro means before or in front of. what is the meaning of the word prologue in the following sentance?
the author included a prolouge to her book to give the readers background knowledge about the characters.
a. an intro to a piece of writing* my answer.
b. events that happened many years ago.
c. the cover of a book
d. historical facts from an encyclopedia
the greek root pro means before or in front of. what is the meaning of the word prologue in the following sentance?
the author included a prolouge to her book to give the readers background knowledge about the characters.
a. an intro to a piece of writing* my answer.
b. events that happened many years ago.
c. the cover of a book
d. historical facts from an encyclopedia
Yes, "a" is correct.
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thx! nice help
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Ferns in the green house