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Identify the verb (predicate) and the participle in the sentence belowRunning in place, the woman kept her heart rate up to its target rate.
Verb:
Participle:

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Answer 1
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verb - running

participle - kept

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The audience knows that Krogstad loaned Nora money, but Mrs. Linde does not know this.

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C

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What advice does Paul Bunyan's mother give him? (I think it's literature)

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There ares several pieces of important advice that Paul Bunyan's mother's give him, but perhaps the most important piece that he receives is to always read before bed. 

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At the start of "The Necklace," why does Mathilde's husband go through "great trouble" to get an invitation to the ball?
  A. He knows that attending the ball will lead to his getting a promotion at work.
  B. He has bought Mathilde a new dress and wants her to wear it for some special event.
  C. He thinks attending such an elegant affair will make Mathilde happy.
  D. He wants to prove to Mathilde that he is very good at his job.

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Which sentence does not contain any errors?A.
Let's just agree, though, that my brother's room is always dirty.

B.
My two sisters doll's have unique names but both look exactly the same.

C.
I always try to respect everyones' opinions.

D.
Our dogs and cats are not permitted to go into my Uncle Jacks' room.

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He answer to this is B
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How does Phoebe's mother show she is unhappy at supper? A.
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