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Clarification needed for Manhattan SC answers

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by gxj007 » Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:21 am
Hi All-

The exercise in this section was to identify the subjects and verbs in each sentence. Below are the answers per the SC book. I do not understand why the subject and verb in each introductory clause are not identified in the answers. It seems as though “we” and “did” should also be a subject/verb and ‘She” and “knows” should also be a subject and verb. If someone can clarify this for me that would be very helpful. Thanks

#8 p. 55
After all the gardening we did, the sun shining on the flower bed makes a beautiful sight.

#20 p. 55
She knows that despite the element of luck, the judgment and the wisdom displayed by each contestant evidently affect the outcome.

It is further confusing because in #19 they identify “progress” and “is” as a subject/verb in the introductory clause. So it seems inconsistent to not do the same for #8 and #20.
#19 Although progress is difficult to measure, …….

Thanks in advance.
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by awesomeusername » Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:39 am
I was wondering the same thing when I did these problems.
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gxj007 wrote:Hi All-

The exercise in this section was to identify the subjects and verbs in each sentence. Below are the answers per the SC book. I do not understand why the subject and verb in each introductory clause are not identified in the answers. It seems as though “we” and “did” should also be a subject/verb and ‘She” and “knows” should also be a subject and verb. If someone can clarify this for me that would be very helpful. Thanks

#8 p. 55
After all the gardening we did, the sun shining on the flower bed makes a beautiful sight.

#20 p. 55
She knows that despite the element of luck, the judgment and the wisdom displayed by each contestant evidently affect the outcome.

It is further confusing because in #19 they identify “progress” and “is” as a subject/verb in the introductory clause. So it seems inconsistent to not do the same for #8 and #20.
#19 Although progress is difficult to measure, …….

Thanks in advance.
all of them are right. #8: subject is sun
#20: judgement and wisdom is the subject
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