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Subject,verb,object of the sentence.

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by gmat_hunt » Fri Jun 02, 2017 11:48 pm
jaijune wrote:Hi All,
Please explain this sentence?
Which tense it is?
What is subject,verb,object?
The risks posed by a changing climate require action

Thanks in advance.
Here are the answers for your questions:
1. Present indefinite tense.
2. Subject: The Risks
3. Verb: Require
4. Object: Action
How do you find the subject of this sentence?
Think "NOUN+Modifier" becomes subject of a verb. Let's have some examples:
first: The boy likes the watch. [Boy=Subject, Likes=Verb, and Watch=Object]
With modifier of subject:
The boy who works in the library likes the watch. [Bold part is modifier of the boy]
With modifier of Object:
The boy likes the watch that is digital and keeps proper time. [Bold part is modifier of object, "watch"]
Hope it helps.
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