English, 30.06.2021 21:50 jasminelara740

Choose the right answer? 1)along the road daisies butter cups ,lilies and dandelions grow in profusion
the subject of the sentence is

a)road daisies
b)lilies
c)along the road daisies butter cups ,lilies and dandelions

2)don't forget the carrot or the spinach(the words the carrot or the spinach in the sentence is
a)direct object
b)in direct object
c)complemet of the subject

3)mother told the nurse and doctor our symptoms(how many objects in the sentence

a)3
b)2
c)1

.

4)Many years ago Silma (S)-5

was (V) the capital of British

India (cs). (the function of the

complement of the subject is

A-describing

B -modifying

C -renaming

5)Two old cargo ships

collided in the harbor. (the

* subject of the sentence is

A -simple

B -compound

C -complete

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