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Subject and Predicate: In the sentence "The strong winds ripped the roof off the house," which part of the sentence is the subject? a) The strong winds b) Ripped c) Th…

Subject and Predicate: In the sentence "The strong winds ripped the roof off the house," which part of the sentence is the subject? a) The strong winds b) Ripped c) Th…
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Subject and Predicate: In the sentence "The strong winds ripped the roof off the house," which part of the sentence is the subject? a) The strong winds b) Ripped c) The roof d) Off the house

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The correct answer is A , the strong winds because that is the cause for the roof coming off
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