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Dependent or Independent clause?

verbs clauses subjects objects predicate

"Whomever" as both object and subject

pronouns subjects objects whoever-vs-whomever

What it the right choice?

grammar relative-clauses objects

Hello, I need help in understanding the grammatical structure of this sentence

syntactic-analysis sentence subjects objects

Comma before "and that" in a compound object

punctuation commas conjunctions objects

Prepositional phrase Vs Direct object

Dropping "it" in America

american-english objects transitive-verbs dummy-it

Are the infinitives that follow catenative verbs considered object?

infinitives objects transitive-verbs intransitive-verbs catenative-verbs

Was it common in Shakespeare's time for adverbial phrases and objects to precede the verb in spoken English?

history objects shakespeare adverbials seventeenth-century-english

Does "Predicate" includes object, complement and modifiers?

subjects modifiers objects complements predicate

Are you comfortable with who(m) he is?

pronouns objects subjects relative-clauses

"about me" versus "about I" [closed]

grammar subjects objects

How to tell if something is a core complement or a non-core complement?

syntactic-analysis objects complements grammatical-roles dative-alternation

What word best describes a line of posts connected by a retractable belt?

single-word-requests objects identification

Is "door" the direct object of "The cat ran out the door"?

grammar verbs passive-voice objects

More sophisticated case of "me and I"!

subjects objects

"Wish" in the Passive [closed]

passive-voice infinitives objects wish-preterite impersonal-passive

Grammar of "get" [closed]

grammar objects

"Whom" or "who" where the referent is both subject and object?

subjects objects whom

Whom vs Who: object Judas + whom [duplicate]