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17-Apr-2006, 13:49
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 main finite verbs can you tell me if either of the following sentences/headlines have the finite verb omitted; (1) royal rave and (2) eugenie's randy pals left trail of booze and vomit i think that the finite verb is missing in (1) but not (2) as it has the name Eugenie and her pals, which indicates who is involved, but i am not sure this is right? thanks! studygirl. |
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18-Apr-2006, 02:50
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| Re: main finite verbs 1- Royal rave- Here, I'd say 'rave' is a noun, so I'd agree with you. 2- Yes, 'left' is a finite verb |
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