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In the sentences Even though the darkening skies threatened rain the band decided to play the concert Is the word band the subject or the direct object?
Band is the subject in the second clause in that sentence. The sentence is a complex sentence with a dependent clause followed by an independent clause. Band is the subject in the independent clause.
What are the best college color or winter guard programs?
Michigan State has an excellent colorguard program. The Spartan Marching Band colorguard is easily the best in the Big Ten and one of the best in the country. MSU's winterguard, State of Art, won Independent A at WGI in 2009 and has been an Independent Open finalist every year since (2010-present).
Is Disturbed the best band?
Yes, Disturbed is the best band.
Is Bitish Sea Power a rock band?
British Sea Power is a band out of England. Their music is considered independent rock.
Where is Danny Lemelle of the stone city band?
Where is Danny Lemelle of the Stone City Band? Currently working on independent projects.
What is better rock band or band hero?
Band hero is the best because it has the best songs!!!!
Who is the best grunge band?
Nirvana is the best grunge band ever.
What band is Regina spektor part of?
None. She is an independent singer, with musicians who play with her.
What is the theme song to the Kayem Hot dog commercial with the sprinkler in the background?
Right me up by state radio; they are a band from boston, ma but are known by many in the independent music world; one of the members is Chetro from the band Dispatch [a band that is also widely known to the independent music world]
What is the subject of the sentence Even though the darkening skies threatened rain the band decided to play the concert?
The word "band" is the subject, as it is the subject of the independent clause "the band decided."
When was The Best of The Beta Band created?
The Best of The Beta Band was created in 1997.
When was Best of The Big Band created?
Best of The Big Band was created in 2002.
