English grammar help
Hi guys!
I have an assignment where we're supposed to identify subject, object, aux verb, prepositional phrases and what not. I'm trying to find good resources online for this, but I don't know where to start.
Now, I've got a sentence where my mind just goes blank. I can see a verb, that's basically it.
"The men were the British Prime Minister, David Cameron, and the President of the USA, Barack Obama."
'were' — that's it. That's a verb. But "the men"? Can that, in some way, be a pronoun? Does the sentence lack a subject? Gah, this is killing me! Please help on my way here. (:
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You can find the definitions for all grammar vocabulary on the internet. Try doing a search for individual definitions of verb, subject, object, etc. and that should help you :)
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