SUBJCECT AND VERB.

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SUBJCECT AND VERB

SUBJCECT AND VERB

SUBJCECT AND VERB One sentence must have one subject and one verb You must identify the subject and the verb of a sentence

SUBJCECT AND VERB

SUBJCECT AND VERB ________is taking a trip to New York They When The Woman Her

SUBJCECT AND VERB

SUBJCECT AND VERB

Objects of Prepositions Prepositions: in, at, of, off, to, behind, by, on, with, without, beside, across, for, from, etc (After his exams) Tom will take a trip (by boat) OP (object of preposition) is not a subject or a verb)

Objects of Prepositions With his friend___ found the movie theater has he Later when

Appositives Appositive is additional information of the subject. Appositive must be in a phrase form Sally, the best student in the class, got an A on the exam Sally is the subject The best student in the class is the appositive Got is the verb

Appositives

Appositives

Appositives