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11-Jan-2007, 04:18
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 subject and predicate How to identify subject and predicate in this sentence? Could you isolate `subject and predicate' in this sentence for me? |
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11-Jan-2007, 04:59
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 Re: subject and predicate Hi, Gary, I think there is no subject in the Imperative - at all. Regards. |
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11-Jan-2007, 05:17
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| Re: subject and predicate Quote:
That I know. But, Let see example : Please excuse me sir. (Here: subject `you' is understood) Similarly, Let's not fight with him. (Here which subject is understood?) or somethng else? |
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