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English, 17.06.2021 20:50 bhaven2005

Underline the subject(s) of each sentence once and the verb(s) twice. Remember to look for the verb(s) first. Cross out anything that can be eliminated. I love to go to the mall on the weekends but it is too late today.
Using baking soda on the tile helps to get it clean.
Steven and Gerald were late because they wanted to go to the movie.

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