Having trouble with a sentence can anyone help?
Leaving a big hole, George croaked in Mud City, a big pond in New York.
Are both leaving and croaked verbs? and is hole the direct object?
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Having trouble with a sentence can anyone help?
Leaving a big hole, George croaked in Mud City, a big pond in New York.
Are both leaving and croaked verbs? and is hole the direct object?
Yes, they are both verbs, but the sentence, if that is what it is, is poorly constructed. It reads like a bad novel.Quote:
Originally Posted by lfutch
(He is) leaving a big hole, George croaked, in Mud City, a big pond in New York - hole is the object.
Leaving a big hole, George / croaked.
Leaving a big hole is a participle-adverbial phrase describing "how" he
croaked.