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Phrase or sentence? #1 (permalink) Mon Aug 14, 2006 12:26 pm   Phrase or sentence?
 

Please read:

Some of the most frequently asked questions about the Internet. (a)

(a) is sentence or phrase?
Is "some of the most frequently" the subject of the verb "asked"?

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Question #2 (permalink) Mon Aug 14, 2006 12:54 pm   Question
 

Hi,

You asked:

Quote:
Some of the most frequently asked questions about the Internet. (a)

(a) is sentence or phrase?

Is "some of the most frequently" the subject of the verb "asked"?


I'm not too sure what your question is asking. I have changed this to:

One of the most frequently asked questions is:

Is it a phrase or a sentence?


The subject of that sentence is: One of the most frequently asked questions and the verb is: is

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Question #3 (permalink) Mon Aug 14, 2006 13:04 pm   Question
 

Dear teacher,

My teacher in class wrote:

Some of the most frequently asked questions
S
about

the Internet. (a)

on the blackboard.

I don't understand what (a) means.
(a) is a sentence? If yes, what is the subject and what is the verb of (a)? "asked" is the verb in simple past of the (a)?"Some of the most frequently" is the subject of (a)? Why there isn't "the" before "questions"?

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Phrase or sentence? #4 (permalink) Mon Aug 14, 2006 14:00 pm   Phrase or sentence?
 

Hi Quoc

No, "Some of the most frequently asked questions about the Internet" is not a sentence. It's a phrase that would function as the subject of a sentence.

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