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draw a vertical line between the complete subject and the complete pred…

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draw a vertical line between the complete subject and the complete predicate. underline the simple subject(s) once and the simple predicate(s) twice. if the subject is understood you, draw a vertical line before the complete predicate.

  1. the alcazar in segovia, spain, appears as a lofty and noble bulwark.
  2. this castle rests on a rocky cliff.
  3. segovias alcazar is a rather long castle.
  4. however, many photographs and drawings reveal only part of the castles length.
  5. look at the beautiful silhouette.
  6. another famous spanish castle and tourist attraction in granada, spain, is the alhambra.
  7. the alhambra was built by the moors between 1248 and 1354.
  8. observe and examine the twenty - three towers on the wall.
  9. alhambra derives from words meaning \the red\ in arabic.
  10. the alhambra is one of the most important examples of islamic architecture.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

For each sentence, the complete subject is the part that tells who or what the sentence is about, and the complete predicate is the part that tells what the subject does or is. The simple subject is the main noun or pronoun in the complete subject, and the simple predicate is the main verb in the complete predicate.

  • Sentence 6: "The Alcazar in Segovia, Spain" is the complete subject (what appears). "Appears as a lofty and noble bulwark" is the complete predicate (what it does). The simple subject is "Alcazar" (underlined once), and the simple predicate is "appears" (underlined twice). So it's "The Alcazar in Segovia, Spain | appears as a lofty and noble bulwark" with "Alcazar" underlined once and "appears" underlined twice.
  • Sentence 7: "This castle" is the complete subject. "Rests on a rocky cliff" is the complete predicate. The simple subject is "castle" (underlined once), and the simple predicate is "rests" (underlined twice). So it's "This castle | rests on a rocky cliff" with "castle" underlined once and "rests" underlined twice.
  • Sentence 8: "Segovia's Alcazar" is the complete subject. "Is a rather long castle" is the complete predicate. The simple subject is "Alcazar" (underlined once), and the simple predicate is "is" (underlined twice). So it's "Segovia's Alcazar | is a rather long castle" with "Alcazar" underlined once and "is" underlined twice.
  • Sentence 9: "Many photographs and drawings" is the complete subject. "Reveal only part of the castle's length" is the complete predicate. The simple subjects are "photographs" and "drawings" (underlined once each), and the simple predicate is "reveal" (underlined twice). So it's "Many photographs and drawings | reveal only part of the castle's length" with "photographs" and "drawings" underlined once and "reveal" underlined twice.
  • Sentence 10: The subject is understood as "you". So it's "| Look at the beautiful silhouette" with no underlining for the subject (since it's understood) and "look" (the main verb in "look at") underlined twice.
  • Sentence 11: "Another famous Spanish castle and tourist attraction in Granada, Spain" is the complete subject. "Is the Alhambra" is the complete predicate. The simple subjects are "castle" and "attraction" (underlined once each), and the simple predicate is "is" (underlined twice). So it's "Another famous Spanish castle and tourist attraction in Granada, Spain | is the Alhambra" with "castle" and "attraction" underlined once and "is" underlined twice.
  • Sentence 12: "The Alhambra" is the complete subject. "Was built by the Moors between 1248 and 1354" is the complete predicate. The simple subject is "Alhambra" (underlined once), and the simple predicate is "was built" (underlined twice). So it's "The Alhambra | was built by the Moors between 1248 and 1354" with "Alhambra" underlined once and "was built" underlined twice.
  • Sentence 13: The subject is understood as "you". So it's "| Observe and examine the twenty - three towers on the wall" with no underlining for the subject (since it's understood) and "observe" and "examine" (the main verbs) underlined twice each.
  • Sentence 14: "Alhambra" is the complete subject. "Derives from words meaning 'the red' in Arabic" is the complete predicate. The simple subject is "Alhambra" (underlined once), and the simple predicate is "derives" (underlined twice). So it's "Alhambra | derives from words meaning 'the red' in Arabic" with "Alhambra" underlined once and "derives" underlined twice.
  • Sentence 15: "The Alhambra" is the complete subject. "Is one of the mos…

Answer:

  • 6. The Alcazar in Segovia, Spain | appears as a lofty and noble bulwark (underline "Alcazar" once and "appears" twice).
  • 7. This castle | rests on a rocky cliff (underline "castle" once and "rests" twice).
  • 8. Segovia's Alcazar | is a rather long castle (underline "Alcazar" once and "is" twice).
  • 9. Many photographs and drawings | reveal only part of the castle's length (underline "photographs" and "drawings" once and "reveal" twice).
  • 10. | Look at the beautiful silhouette (underline "look" twice).
  • 11. Another famous Spanish castle and tourist attraction in Granada, Spain | is the Alhambra (underline "castle" and "attraction" once and "is" twice).
  • 12. The Alhambra | was built by the Moors between 1248 and 1354 (underline "Alhambra" once and "was built" twice).
  • 13. | Observe and examine the twenty - three towers on the wall (underline "observe" and "examine" twice).
  • 14. Alhambra | derives from words meaning "the red" in Arabic (underline "Alhambra" once and "derives" twice).
  • 15. The Alhambra | is one of the most important examples of Islamic architecture (underline "Alhambra" once and "is" twice).