User: In the following sentence, identify the prepositions: “Last night, on my way home from work, I noticed fireworks in the sky.
Weegy: In the following sentence, identify the prepositions: “Last night, on my way home from work, I noticed fireworks in the sky.” on/from/in home/fireworks/sky last ... [
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Auto answered|Score 1User: The article “the” refers to something specific while “a” and “an” do not
Weegy: The article the refers to something specific while a and an do not? ... Does the refers to something specific while a and an do not? Yes it do. [
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Auto answered|Score .8957User: The subject of a sentence is the action that takes place in that sentence.
Weegy: I'm a little confused about what you're asking.
The subject of a sentence is the "doer." Examples are he, she, it, they, Sam, Karen... etc etc.
The action is the verb. Examples are hit, run, walk, talk, think... etc etc.
Sam ran down the block. [ The subject is Sam, the verb (action) is ran.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=20100708181653AAeaD6a ]
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