In the sentence, "I live on Oak Street.", "I" is the subject and "is" is the verb. Since "on Oak Street" is a prepositional phrase, can "Street" be the direct object?

What is the the central idea of this article (The right to a fair trial)

Rewrite these sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same: 1. If the work is finished by lunch, you can go home. -> Get ... 2. Keeping calm is the secret of passing your driving test. -> As long as ...

dentify the transition word in the sentence below: The blue book stands out more, but the red one is less expensive. a. blue c. but b. red d. is

Which line from "Aunty Misery." is an example of a simile? "There is only one thing that I desire,' said Aunty Misery." "He answered her in a vojse that was dry and hoarse, as if he had swallowed a desert.

What is so strange thing to Richard on his new job?

What does the audience learn about the progress of the battle in lines 29-36

What are two precautions drivers can take to avoid collisions with children

Definition: this is the tense formed by the use of "have" or "had", and indicate completed action.

How would you describe the character of Harker? What kind of person is he? What impression are you given of Transylvania? Is it a nice place? How does Stoker inject a sense of anxiety into proceedings?

The Knights of the Round Table express their solidarity by wearing a green girdle as Gawain does. Why does Gawain wear the green girdle?