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Please explain why the sentence, The flat creek bed was made of warm soft mud is neither a compound subject nor a compound predicate?
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That sentence has only one subject (creek bed) and one verb (was made). It's a simple sentence.
Here's a sentence with a compound subject:
<i><u>Jack</u> and <u>Jill</u> went up the hill.</i> (2 subjects with 1 verb)
Here's a sentence with a compound verb:
<i>They <u>ran</u> and <u>jumped</u> all the way home. (1 subject with 2 verbs)
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That sentence has only one subject (creek bed) and one verb (was made). It's a simple sentence.
Here's a sentence with a compound subject:
<i><u>Jack</u> and <u>Jill</u> went up the hill.</i> (2 subjects with 1 verb)
Here's a sentence with a compound verb:
<i>They <u>ran</u> and <u>jumped</u> all the way home. (1 subject with 2 verbs)
</i>
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