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1. You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.
Which of the following is the subject in the sentence?
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2. You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.
Which of the following is the complete verb in the sentence?
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3. Idioms and proverbs can be confusing.
Which of the following is the subject of the sentence?
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4. Idioms and proverbs can be confusing.
Which of the following is the complete verb in the sentence?
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5. Some sayings seem very strange and illogical.
Which of the following is the subject of the sentence?
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6. Some sayings seem very strange and illogical.
Which of the following is the complete verb in the sentence?
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7. "Feet of clay," for instance, paints a funny image and seems unconnected to the idea of being human.
Which of the following is the subject of the sentence?
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8. "Feet of clay," for instance, paints a funny image and seems unconnected to the idea of being human.
Which of the following is the complete verb in the sentence?
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9. "To use elbow grease" sounds very messy and inconvenient.
Which of the following is the subject of the sentence?
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10. "To use elbow grease" sounds very messy and inconvenient.
Which of the following is the complete verb in the sentence?
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