Question

Which is the subject of this sentence?

Look in the index for a mention of this type of error.



A.
(you)


B.
type


C.
mention


D.
index

Answer 1

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Answer 2

What do you think? @barbdewysveck1

Answer 3

a

Answer 4

? @Homeworktism1

Answer 5

@Homeworktism1

Answer 6

Yes you are correct. Sorry just cross checking.

Answer 7

Which is the subject of this sentence?

Isn't Anza Borrego Desert close to Grandma's new house?



A.
Grandma's house


B.
Grandma's


C.
house


D.
Anza Borrego Desert

Answer 8

@Homeworktism1

Answer 9

What do you think?

Answer 10

a

Answer 11

@Homeworktism1

Answer 12

The subject of a sentence is the person, place, thing, or idea that is doing or being something. You can find the subject of a sentence if you can find the verb. Ask the question, "Who or what 'verbs' or 'verbed'?" and the answer to that question is the subject. So yup. A) is correct!

Answer 13

Can I get a medal?

Answer 14

if u help me with more plz

Answer 15

Okay. Go ahead.

Answer 16

Which is the entire verb phrase in this sentence?

My friends and I could have carefully dismantled the playhouse.



A.
could have dismantled


B.
could have


C.
could have carefully dismantled


D.
dismantled

Answer 17

@Homeworktism1

Answer 18

What do you think?

Answer 19

The answer is "A" if you don't know.

Next question plz.

Answer 20

@Homeworktism1

Answer 21

Which is the entire verb phrase in this sentence?

Couldn't he have been to the store and back by now?



A.
couldn't have been


B.
could have been


C.
have been


D.
could have

Answer 22

@Homeworktism1

Answer 23

What's your hypothesis?

Answer 24

It might help you if you changed it to a statement instead of leaving it in question form

Answer 25

Yup! And the correct answer is B.

Answer 26

would it have been a

Answer 27

@Homeworktism1

Answer 28

No it's B.

Answer 29

why it says couldnt

Answer 30

He is correct. The answer is B.

Answer 31

It is B, because the word "not" is an adverb and can never be part of the verb phrase.

Answer 32

Which kind of complement is the underlined word?

Turn the soil with the rake.



A.
direct object


B.
predicate nominative


C.
predicate adjective


D.
indirect object

Answer 33

http://brainly.com/question/238003

Answer 34

Wow I am from Brainly!! Anyways the answer is Direct object.

Answer 35

Which kind of complement is the underlined word?

The music at the party next door was too loud.



A.
indirect object


B.
predicate nominative


C.
direct object


D.
predicate adjective

Answer 36

whats the underlined word ?

Answer 37

loud

Answer 38

The answer is Predicate adjective.

Answer 39

predicate adj

Answer 40

its an adj in the predicate describing the music

Answer 41

Which kind of complement is the underlined word?

Charlie, hand me the cake pan, please.



A.
predicate nominative


B.
indirect object


C.
direct object


D.
predicate adjective

Answer 42

me is underlined

Answer 43

It's direct object.

Answer 44

indirect obj

Answer 45

Because it is a noun phrase denoting a person or thing that is the recipient of the action of a transitive verb, for example the dog in Jimmy fed the dog.

Answer 46

pan is your direct obj.....me is the indirect obj

Answer 47

It is direct object.

Answer 48

I disagree

Answer 49

Yea direct object. As I said above, it is because it is a noun phrase denoting a person or thing that is the recipient of the action of a transitive verb, for example the dog in Jimmy fed the dog.

Answer 50

It's fine if you disagree, it's your thought.

Answer 51

True ^

Answer 52

so direct object?

Answer 53

Charlie -- subject
hand -- verb
me -- indirect obj
the -- article (adj)
cake -- adj
pan -- direct obj

Answer 54

Um @barbdewysveck1 which do you choose?

Answer 55

direct

Answer 56

Good. So go for it.

Answer 57

ok...but it will be wrong...but it is your grade not mine

Answer 58

@barbdewysveck1 tell us later if it is right or wrong.

Answer 59

you see...what he is handing is the direct obj....the pan.....who he is handing it to is the indirect object

Answer 60

im going with indirect

Answer 61

Okay. Your choice.

Answer 62

Whatever you believe barb. Go with which one your guts point to most.

Answer 63

Any more questions?

Answer 64

Dang!!!!!!!!! Yes yes yes!! I disagree with myself. It is indirect. Oopss my bad.

Answer 65

lol...you disagree with yourself...never heard " changing your mind " put that way

Answer 66

Which kind of complement are the underlined words?

Isn't the best musical of the year Beauty and the Beast?



A.
predicate adjective


B.
indirect object


C.
predicate nominative


D.
direct object

Answer 67

Underlined word?

Answer 68

predicate nominative

Answer 69

Yup. nominative.

Answer 70

I agree with nominative.

Answer 71

Predicative nominative that's what I meant.

Answer 72

I gtg. Bye everyone!

Answer 73

G'Night

Answer 74

Which kind of complement is the underlined word?

How long have you played piano?



A.
direct object


B.
predicate adjective


C.
indirect object


D.
predicate nominative

Answer 75

@kelliegirl33 @luto3636

Answer 76

A @barbdewysveck1