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What is an adverb for ate?

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Answer: so an adverb adds to a adjective then you want to put those together to create the dog was eating his food
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What is an adverb for ate? An adverb for ate is mostly. THIS MIGHT NOT BE CORRECT

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What is a simple subject

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A simple subject is what the sentence is mainly talking about, the noun or the main word or words on what the sentence is about. There is also a simple predicate which is what the person or people in the sentence are doing. For example: Bob walked down the street. Bob is the simple subject and walked is the simple predicate.

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A simple subject is a subject that has just one noun as the focus of the sentence.

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a subject is a noun, which is a person, place, thing, or idea. Every sentence has to have two parts: a subject and a verb (or predicate). ... When we have a simple subject, there is only one noun that completes the action in the sentence

Which sentence contains a misplaced or dangling modifier? A. To exit the program, simply press the escape key. B. Finished with our lunch, the thought of dessert did not enter our minds. C. Long, slender trees ranging from 20 to 30 feet stretched to the skies. D. Maintaining a steady speed, the fan now worked perfectly.

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Modifiers are words or phrases that clearly define or describe what is being talked about in the sentence. On the other hand, a misplaced or dangling modifier is a word or phrase that does not clearly say describes what is being meant because the words used in the sentence are not in order. Of the following choices, the sentence that contains a misplaced or dangling modifier is B. Finished with our lunch, the thought if dessert did not enter our minds.

All experts agree that global warming is a fact what is fallacious about the implied argument

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The fact that it says All experts is fallacious because most certainly there are experts who disagree with it, and also it doesn't say experts of what. An expert baker's opinion on global warming is not as important as one of an expert on climate.

Which of the following sentences is writing in Passive voice?a. A massage should relax, not stress, you.
b. A massage is given as a relaxing experience, not stressful.
c. Instead of stressing you, a massage should relax you.
d. A massage relaxed Jolie, instead of making her stressed.

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I think it's A. Amassage should relax you, not stress you

It’s

B. A massage is given as a relaxing experience, not stressful.

It’s not A

The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis is an example of a/an a. almanac.
b. directory.
c. statistical source.
d. trade journal.

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The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis is an example of a statistical source. The answer is option C. It is also known as BEA or Bureau of Economic Analysis, a US government agency. This agency provides assistance about statistics to help the public know the status of the nation's economy. 

Which words in the sentence make up the adjective phrase? Which word does the adjective phrase modify? The black squirrel gathers many acorns from our oak trees. A. many acorns; modifies gathers B. the black squirrel; modifies gathers C. from our oak trees; modifies acorns D. gathers many acorns; modifies squirrel

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The black squirrel gathers many acorns from our oak trees.

The adjective phrase is FROM OUR OAK TREES. It modifies ACORNS. Answer is letter C.

Though an adjective phrase modifies a noun or pronoun. It can also modify an object of the sentence.

The object in the above sentence is ACORNS.
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