Phineas Gage Daily Oral Language Week 3. Sentence 1 Identify the subject and predicate noun. p t barnum was the most gaudy showman and most great hoaxer.

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Phineas Gage Daily Oral Language Week 3

Sentence 1 Identify the subject and predicate noun. p t barnum was the most gaudy showman and most great hoaxer of his age

Sentence 2 Identify the subject and the predicate noun in the main clause. as far as professor macmillan can determine dr harlow is the only reliable source of information about the whereabouts of phineas gage

Sentence 3 Identify the subject and predicate noun. a concord stagecoach is a monster on huge wooden wheels

Sentence 4 Identify the subject and predicate noun. phineass mothers name is hannah trusell swetland gage

Sentence 5 Identify the subject and predicate noun. in san francisco phineas is not a good invalid