Grammar Patterns

Sentence: The Malays and Indonesians came in sailboats. Question: What is/are the subject of the sentence?

Sentence: The Malays and Indonesians came in sailboats. Question: What is the intransitive verb of the sentence?

Sentence: Indians, Arabs, and Chinese traded with our ancestors. Question: What is the intransitive verb of the sentence?

Sentence: Our early civilization advanced greatly. Question: What is/are the subject of the sentence?

Sentence: The influence came directly from China. Question: What is/are the subject of the sentence?

Sentence: Our brave heroes died for freedom. Question: What is the intransitive verb of the sentence?

During this period, the famous Manila-Acapulco trade flourished. Question: What is/are the subject of the sentence?

Sentence: Many Mexicans sailed to the Philippines. Question: What is the intransitive verb of the sentence?

Sentence: Then, the Spaniards arrived. Question: What is/are the subject of the sentence?

Sentence: Descendants of different races lived here. Question: What is the. Intransitive verb of the sentence?

SAMPLE: The ancient Filipinos formed communities.

They elected their own chiefs.

They created a body of oral tradition.

Their priests carefully guarded these traditions.

The people worshipped trees and animals.