A: Subject: We
Predicate: are working
B: Subject: Tanya
Predicate: is
C. Sub: Mashruf
Pred.: dreamt
D. S: Ismael
Pred: ran
E. S: We
Pred: are
F. S: postman
Pred: is picking
G. S: grandparents
Pred: are having
*Recall that helping verbs are part of the verb too!
*Hopefully that helps you understand! Good luck to you!
This rocky canyon in the desert is not the deepest or the widest.
The adjective phrase is IN THE DESERT. It modifies the word CANYON. So, the answer is letter B.
An adjective phrase is a group of words that describe a noun or pronoun in a sentence. The adjective phrase can be placed before, or after, the noun or pronoun in the sentence.
In the above sentence, the adjective phrase is placed after the noun.
They’re a symbol for what they represent
you can write about going to a river, and how you saw a group of baby turtles, had a picnic, then went star gazing, but if you want me to write an essay, feel free to message me on discord, and i happily will
Answer:
I think so because being able to say you did/accomplished something, can bring you a sense of purpose and happiness. If you focus on merely trying to be happy, you will get carried away and frustrated, but if you set goals, and accomplish them, you wil feel like a winner.
Explanation:
Good question!
