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What is a subject with at least two parts joined by and is called what?
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What is a yacht with two parts joined together called?
unified!
What are all the parts in the subject of a sentence called?
the subject of a sentence may be what parts of speech' call?
What are all the subject parts of a sentence called?
subject noun
What are sentence parts called?
Subject and Predicate
What are all the parts of a sentence called?
subject noun
What is joined by by and or or?
two parts of a sentence are joined my and/or. also if you name two things you can say and/or between them
What is joined by and or or?
two parts of a sentence are joined my and/or. also if you name two things you can say and/or between them
What are organs and other body parts joined together to perform a particular function called?
Organs that work together are called systems: digestive system, cardiovascular system for example.
What is the difference between compound a plural and collective subjects?
Compound subjects refer to multiple subjects that are joined by coordinating conjunctions such as "and" or "or," while plural subjects refer to subjects that are inherently plural and do not require conjunctions. Collective subjects refer to a single entity that is made up of multiple individuals or parts.
What are the pieces of an airplane joined together with?
Most commonly, aircraft parts are joined together with rivets, or nuts and bolts.
How should clay be joined together?
In a process called "slipping" and "scoring". In this procedure, the artist, "scores", or roughs up, both parts of the clay that will be joined together then, with clay watered down to about the consistensy of pudding, he dabs both parts in this "slip" and presses both sides together. This process works well if bisqued afterwards.
What are large flat ares higher than the land around them called?
In some parts of this country, at least, they are called mesas (singular mesa).
