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Find the complete subject and the complete verb in each of the following sentences. Then select the letter of the answer that contains both the subject and the verb. Laura could have scored that last run in the ninth inning.
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Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject and complete verb in each sentence. Two of my neighbors have been feuding over that elm tree for years.
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Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject and complete verb in each sentence. The job was a good opportunity for him to learn about merchandising.
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Find the complete subject and the complete verb in each of the following sentences. Then select the letter of the answer that contains both the subject and the verb. Bananas are an excellent source of potassium and magnesium.
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Find the complete subject and the complete verb in each sentence. Then select the answer that contains both the subject and the verb. She did not hear the answer to the question.
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Select the letter of the answer that correctly identifies the subject and complete verb in each sentence. You should bring a change of clothes to the beach.
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Select the letter of the answer that correctly identifies the subject and complete verb in each sentence. One of our subscribers wrote a letter of complaint about the magazine's quality.
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Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject and complete verb in each sentence. For a skilled tailor, sewing a skirt presents no problem.
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Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject and complete verb in each sentence. I missed my bus more often than not last month.
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Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject and complete verb in each sentence. Two-paycheck families are becoming more common.
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