A complete verb includes the main verb and all of the helping verbs. The helping verb in this sentence is "has," and the main verb is "mailed." "Not" is never considered a verb. Therefore, the complete verb is "has mailed"
Elizabethan era! .. or some say jacobean times, either or really
He might mean that he is better than what he seems to be.
<span>The word partly shouldn't be divided by a hyphen because C. a two-letter word ending should not be carried over to the next line. A is incorrect because partly has two syllables, and not one. B is incorrect because partly is an adverb, it is neither a proper noun (those are names), or an adjective. D is incorrect because the syllables in the word partly do not have one letter: part has four letters and ly has two letters. </span>
