By Sentence structures, Verbs

Jack112 wrote: Scenario: I have a list of sentences that I have to determine if they are correct. And the book asks me this: 1. For the following sentences, determine which (one) of the following statements is valid. (Is 'one' omitted here? YES 'is' is referring to 'one' ? YES Is this...

Davkett wrote: Teo wrote: 1. This shop is best for noodles. 2. This shop is the best for noodles. 3. This shop is best for its noodles. 4. This shop is the best for its noodles. Which of the above sentences do you think is semantically odd or not acceptable? Interesting test, Teo. I...

Hi Ben9108, My two cents: In simple sentence structure is as follow. Subject + Verb + Object Why adverb can use as a subject? I believe this question is based on your original sentence:” Please send your best offer to us.” As others pointed out, here,' please' acts as an adverb (Adverb of...

In simple sentence structure is as follow. Subject + Verb + Object Why adverb can use as a subject?

Thanks Mister But i still have a little misunderstanding. Ex . This is the book i was speaking ( Is it correct if no of?)(if incorrect why) Another problem The table we sat(verb)at was(verb)large and oval. ( Teach me what is the sentence structure?)

There are often optional ways of looking at sentence structure, but here are my opinions: 1. She | tried phoning | his home number, | but | he | didn´t answer. Subject | Verb | Direct object / noun phrase | conj. | subject | verb - Could "but he didn´t answer" be a clause?-- YES, it...

Hello AnonI guess you are asking about sentence structures. But I'd like to make some comments on your sentences in regards to their meaning. First of all, I'm afraid you might confuse "naught" and "naughty". "Naught" is commonly used to mean "nothing" (or "zero"), although it could mean "a...

chemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />> Your essay is clear in general. Yet you have to be careful about some points.>> First, try to paraphrase what you want to say if it's given by the topic. Don't use the exact wordings.>> It's good for you to have used different sentence structures in the...

Hello BiangziFrankly speaking, I have thought for a long time how I should answer you. The way to parse sentence structures and the terms used in the parsing vary from linguist to linguist. So I can't say anything about your question without knowing what way your teacher teaches with what terms....

Consider this: (1) That way, your teacher is training you to vary your sentence structures. You can see that the first two words that begin the sentence (1) above are neither the subject nor the verb of the sentence. I hope this helps?