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English, 28.11.2019 02:31 lukeperry

1) his humming started to make me annoyed. "humming"
a. subject b. direct object c. predicate nominative d. object of preposition

2) she loved talking. "talking"

a. subject b. direct object c. predicate nominative d. object of prepostion

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