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Diagramming sentences. compound subjects and compound predicates #3 Some sentences have both compound subjects and compound predicates (verbs). The baseline.

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1 Diagramming sentences

2 compound subjects and compound predicates #3 Some sentences have both compound subjects and compound predicates (verbs). The baseline is forked on both sides. part one of compound predicate/verb conj. part two of compound predicate/verb conj. part 2 of compound subject part 1 of compound subject

3 Ex: Tracey and Donna strolled and shopped. strolled and shopped and Donna Tracey

4 Write each of the following and then diagram each. 1.Nick and Lawanna swept and dusted. 2.Tina and Mr. Lopez fished and talked. 3.Did Ernie and you stop and look? 4.Neither Midnight nor Belle the Cat scratches or bites.

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