Prepositional Phrases and Subjects and Verbs...Oh My!

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Identify the verbs in the sentence: 'She said once that of all the different forms of working out, she thought running seemed like the absolute worst.'

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said/thought

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Identify the subject(s) in the sentence: 'She said once that of all the different forms of working out, she thought running seemed like the absolute worst.'

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she/she

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Identify the adjective in: 'She said once that of all the different forms of working out, she thought running seemed like the absolute worst.'

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different

Front

Identify the sentence type: 'As far as I'm concerned, nothing feels better than a run, especially on a morning like this.'

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complex

Front

Identify the verb(s) in the sentence: 'As far as I'm concerned, nothing feels better than a run, especially on a morning like this.'

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feels

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Identify the subject(s) in the sentence: 'As far as I'm concerned, nothing feels better than a run, especially on a morning like this.'

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nothing

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Adjective in: 'Nothing feels better than a run, especially on a morning like this.'

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better

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Identify the sentence type: 'As far as I'm concerned, nothing feels better than a run, especially on a morning like this.'

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simple

Front

Identify the verbs in the sentence: 'It's early--the fog is still hanging heavy over the bay.'

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is/is hanging

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Identify the subject(s) in the sentence: 'It's early--the fog is still hanging heavy over the bay.'

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It/fog