Answer:
When there is NOT an interrogative present in the question, the verb comes after the subject/object of the sentence.
Explanation:
The rule used to form interrogative questions is very similar to the 'yes' or 'no' questions' rule. The verb precedes (comes before) the subject of the sentence, and the interrogative word precedes (comes before) the verb. That's why if there is no interrogative in the question, the verb would come after the object/subject.
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Answer:
It's not really a joke but it's this....
Explanation:
why are they called APARTments if they are stuck together??
if tomato is considered a fruit isn't ketchup a smoothie??
isn't cereal considered a breakfast soup??
why does a ROUND pizza come in a square box??
if you drop soap on the floor does the soup became dirty or does the floor become clean??
Answer:
went, doing, being, was & breaking.
Explanation:
<h2>Verbs. </h2><h3>Sentences on verbs</h3>
- I <u>went</u> to the market yesterday and by the time I arrive the shops were all closed.
- My brother was <u>doing</u> his assignments when he heard people shouting.
- Mrs Richard <u>being </u><u> </u>a cleaner is not an excuse to disobey her.
- Bro John <u>was </u><u> </u>on his way to the mall when he saw one of his old friend and they exchanged pleasantries.
- The walls of the house is gradually <u>breaking</u><u>. </u>