Ramon and Frank are often hungry
→Subject+is/are+ adverb of frequency
Complete Question:
Label the parts of this simple sentence by writing subject or predicate in the spaces below each part.
- Simple Simon met a pie man.
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Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.
Answer:
Subject: Mary
Predicate: had a little lamb.
Subject: Simple Simon
Predicate: met a pie man.
Subject: Humpty Dumpty
Predicate: sat on a wall.
Explanation:
From the question, we need to extract the subject and the predicate of the sentence.
The subject is usually a noun or pronoun, and it always begins the sentence while the predicate describes what the subject does.
Using the above description, the part of the sentence are:
Mary had a little lamb.
Subject: Mary
Predicate: had a little lamb.
Subject: Simple Simon
Predicate: met a pie man.
Subject: Humpty Dumpty
Predicate: sat on a wall.
Your answer is the correct answer, because the noun clause here is 'from wherever I travel', and since FROM is a preposition, the rest is just the object of a preposition.
Not sure of the answers but i think its (When examining primary sources).
