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What verbs allow the subject of a sentence to do the action indicated by the verb?
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Do passive verbs allow the subject of a sentence to do the action indicated to the verb?
This is done by active verbs.
Active verbs allow the of the sentence to perform the action expressed in the verb?
Active verbs show who or what does the action expressed by the verb.It is the subject which does the action.
Could you write a sentence and underline the subject present in the sentence?
No, Wiki Answers does not allow you to underline words. You can bold the subject.
What is the key to sentence variety?
make the subject-verb connection and then allow the sentence to paint a picture of the world surrounding that subject and verb
What is active voice and passive voice?
Active voice is when the subject of a sentence performs the action, while passive voice is when the subject of a sentence receives the action. For example, "The cat chased the mouse" is in active voice, whereas "The mouse was chased by the cat" is in passive voice.
What is the fullform of ATKT?
Atkt full form : allowed to keep term. ..it indicated that though you have failed in a subject but still your term want be wasted,,,they shall allow you to keep the term,,,they will grant you the consecutive term,,,
How do you use if you allow in a sentence?
You can use "if you allow" to introduce a condition or concession in a sentence, such as "I could offer a different perspective, if you allow," or "I can explain further, if you allow me to do so." It is used to politely request permission to continue or contribute to a conversation.
How do you put allow in a sentence?
My parents do not ALLOW her to go to my house.
Is allow a action verb?
yes
How can a hammerless pistol be a double action?
No external hammer to allow single action fire.
What feature of target cells allows hormonal action?
Receptors in the target cells allow hormonal action.
How can you tell when a sentence is a sentence fragment?
A sentence with no subject or verb is an incomplete sentence. That would be a sentence fragment.- - - - - - - - - - - - -A complete sentence requires a subject and that subject'spredicate, excluding any subject/predicate pairs that are part of a dependent clause.Sentence fragments often appear as short answers to questions, where the subject or predicate is already known. This is acceptable in speech but considered incorrect writing.Ex Q: "What are you doing?"Ex A: "Running home."The answer is a sentence fragment because it has no subject ("home" is an object; it's not what's doing the running).Ex Q: "What are your hobbies?"Ex A: "Hiking, boating, and watching people climb trees."The answer is a sentence fragment because it has no subject. Notice that it contains a complete subject-predicate pair ("people climb"), but that pair is part of an object clause.Ex Q: "Who keeps poking me in the back?"Ex A: "Stefan, with that pencil he just sharpened."The answer is a sentence fragment because it has no predicate. Again, there is a subject-predicate pair ("he sharpened") but that pair is part of a dependent clause.Special case: ImperativeMany languages allow the omission of a subject because the verb conjugation implies only one (or very few) matching pronouns. In English, that's not usually the case, except with commands. When you write a command, the subject "you" can be left out:Ex: "Stop goofing off!"The implied subject is 'you' and the predicate is 'stop'. This is a valid sentence.
