Turn the following clause into
English, 05.11.2020 18:30 lovemichelle638
A phrase only has a subject
OR a predicate, but not both.
Turn the following clause into
a phrase by taking either the
subject or predicate away:
The human foot has five
toes.
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A phrase only has a subject
OR a predicate, but not both.
Turn the following clause into
Turn the following clause into
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