English, 24.05.2020 01:03, tiwaribianca475

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Put S over the subject, AR over the articles, AD over the adjectives, and PA over the predicate adjectives.

Mount Whitney is the loftiest mountain in California.

Put S over the subject, AR over the articles, AD over the adjectives, and PA over the predicate adjectives.

The children had a pleasant time at the school picnic.

Put S over the subject, AR over the articles, AD over the adjectives, and PA over the predicate adjectives.

The weather became warm and uncomfortable.

Put ADV over the adverbs, and M over the word(s) it modifies.

The child looked hungrily at the food.

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