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1Likes- 18-Oct-2011, 01:35 #1
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"Keep your car doors locked, and your windows rolled up..." What is the subject and the verb in : "Keep your car doors locked and your windows rolled up at all times." I think the hidden subject is "You" (You keep) and "keep" is the verb. Correct ?
Secondly, is this a simple sentence with a compound subject with compound verb ? "(You) keep your car doors locked and (you keep) your windows rolled up at all times ? I think it is, but I'm not sure.
- 18-Oct-2011, 09:43 #2
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Teacher Re: "Keep your car doors locked, and your windows rolled up..." It seems to me that this question was answered here: "Keep your car doors locked, and your windows rolled up..." Why are you asking it again?
Originally Posted by birgit33 
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