By Predicates, Sentence structures

5 Miss Kitty subject + was rude predicate + at the table adverbial +one day. adverbial 10 The earth subject+ revolves round predicate+ the sun. object 12 The sea subject + had predicate +many thousand sands.? objectSentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial --This sentence is gramamtically...

PLEASE CHECK THE STRUCTURE OF THE SENTENCES TYPED BELOW DO CORRECT ME WHERE I AM MISTAKEN. 1 The crackling of the geese saved Rome. Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object 2 The boy stood on the burning deck. Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial 3 Tubal Cain was a man of...

Hi again, But I seem to remember that there is a certain rule saying a simple sentence can have compound verb (or predicate). Therefore, I have always thought that: u I moved to Singapore and got a teaching position at a small college. (simple sentence) Whereas: u I...

Hi, 1. He got himself into trouble. (SVOA) I thought since ‘he’ and ‘himself’ refer to the same person, there is no need to put ‘himself’ into the ‘O’ category? They refer to the same person, however from two different point of views. In a sentence like 'He covered himself in mud to...

(Mr M forgot to log in again!-- MM) It is a matter of natural sentence flow and stress for meaning. Let's write it like a prose sentence: I think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree. Spoken in conversation, sentences carry several levels of stress, not just stressed and...