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Q: What is the verb in this sentence Frank is your sponsor?
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What is the past tense for frank is your sponsor?

Frank was your sponsor


What is the past tense form of Frank is your sponsor?

The past tense would be Frank was your sponsor.


How do you spell the word sponcer?

There is no such word, or a need for one. The word "sponsor" is already a noun applied to a person, group, or company.


What is the verb in the sentence?

The verb is the action word in a sentence that describes what the subject is doing.


How can you use the word sponsor in a sentence?

Under Armor is a sponsor of the Temple University sports teams.


What is a good sentence for sponsor?

noone cares


What is the other name for sponsors?

The noun and the verb are both spelled sponsor.


What is the verb in this sentence you are a movie fanatic?

The verb in that sentence is "are".


What is the verb in this sentence The parade banners were gold and purple?

Were is the verb in that sentence.


What Present perfect tense We ask Madame Mathias if she will sponsor our French club.?

Present perfect is formed with -- have/has + past participle -- the past participle of ask is asked. So the present perfect verb would be have asked or has asked.Because we is plural use have asked in this sentence.We have asked Madame Mathias...............You need to change will sponsor to would sponsor to make the sentence correct.We have asked Madam Mathias if she would sponsor our French club.


What is the verb of the sentence?

Depending on the context, sentence is already a verb For example, "to sentence someone" is an action and therefore a verb.


How do you use the word frank in a sentence?

"The way she criticized my art was frank, but completely fair.""We had a frank discussion on the future of the team."(frank can also be used as a verb, to stamp with a mark showing postage was paid)"Members of Congress are allowed to frank their official postal mail."