1.Electronics recycling Saturday in Central Austin
main verb: recycling
grammatical subject: electronics
McCallum High students collecting computers, cell phones, TVs and more.
McCallum High students collecting computers, cell phones, TVs and more.
main verb: collecting
grammatical subject: McCallum High students
I chose this as a prime example because it's about a good cause.
2.Imagery in Bastrop school mural stirs controversy
main verb: stirs
grammatical subject: Imagery in Bastrop school
Religious symbols, historical scenes cause some to call for painting's removal.
Religious symbols, historical scenes cause some to call for painting's removal.
main verb: cause
grammatical subject: religious symbols, historical scenes
I chose this as a prime example because the headline makes you want to read more.
3.Storage units burglarized in aftermath of storms
main verb: burglarized
grammatical subject: Storage units
I chose this as a prime example because it has to do with a current event.
4.McKinney Roughs fire continues to burn
main verb:burn
grammatical subject: fire
I chose this as a prime example because the headline caught my eye.
5.Pedestrian killed along FM 1626
main verb: killed
grammatical subject: Pedestrian
I chose this as a prime example because it's something that happened local.
6.Fire at Universal Studios destroys sets, videos
main verb: destroys
grammatical subject: Fire
Blaze hits 'Back to the Future' courthouse, mechanical king kong
main verb:hits
grammatical subject: Blaze
I chose this as a prime example because it's something interesting that happened recently and I liked the headline.
REWRITTEN HEADLINE!~
"Quiet on the Set!"
"A fire at Universal Studios in California silences studios"
main verb:burn
grammatical subject: fire
I chose this as a prime example because the headline caught my eye.
5.Pedestrian killed along FM 1626
main verb: killed
grammatical subject: Pedestrian
I chose this as a prime example because it's something that happened local.
6.Fire at Universal Studios destroys sets, videos
main verb: destroys
grammatical subject: Fire
Blaze hits 'Back to the Future' courthouse, mechanical king kong
main verb:hits
grammatical subject: Blaze
I chose this as a prime example because it's something interesting that happened recently and I liked the headline.
REWRITTEN HEADLINE!~
"Quiet on the Set!"
"A fire at Universal Studios in California silences studios"