Sentence Structure Analysis

Welcome to the Sentence Structure Analysis category on Questions LLC! If you're someone who loves to delve deep into the intricate world of sentences, this is the perfect place for you. Whether you're a grammar enthusiast, a language student, or a curious individual seeking to understand the mechanics of sentence construction, this category has got you covered. Here, you'll find a wide range of questions that explore the various aspects of sentence structure analysis, allowing you to sharpen your skills and gain a deeper understanding of how sentences are formed and function. So, join us on this linguistic journey as we unravel the secrets behind sentences and unlock the power of effective communication!

Questions (10)

Hi,Can I please get some help on this? Draw the trees for the following sentences (surface structure) and assign thematic roles.
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2. asked by Iqra
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If I diagram two sentences and the diagrams look different, are the sentence structures different? Also would that mean my
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2. asked by Wes
3. 447 views
Please help me.Identify each simple subject and each simple predicate in the following sentences using S. S. for simple subject
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2. asked by Banko
3. 677 views
Describe the sentence structure Stephen Lautens uses in "A Thankless Experience". Support your view withe examples from the
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2. asked by Steve
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What is the compound or simple subject and compound or simple predicate in each sentence? draw tthe line between the complete
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2. asked by Kimberly
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wHAT IS SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE IN: tHEY WILL USE A COMPASS ON THEIR HIKE?
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2. asked by RICHIE
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CHECK PLEASEare theses ALL complex sentences? 1.i will help you with your homework after you watch the baby. 2. jake stared at
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2. asked by Sara!
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Winds stampeding the feilds under the window . Floundering back astride and blinding wet. Till day rose; then under an orange
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2. asked by Kerryann
3. 323 views
I have to do thirty problems in which I must find the subject, verb, direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, and
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2. asked by Steve
3. 493 views
I'm having trouble with these sentences. The focus is on modifers, shifts and parallel constructions. I've attempted some of the
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2. asked by Tiffany
3. 436 views