Diagram this sentence Pastors do Gods work
Pastors: subject
do: verb
God's: adjective modifying "work"
work: direct object
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Subject: Pastors
Verb: do
Direct Object: God's work
Diagram:
Pastors
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V
do
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God's work
To diagram the sentence "Pastors do God's work," we need to break it down into its constituent parts and show their relationships.
First, let's label the subject, verb, and object:
- Subject: Pastors
- Verb: do
- Object: God's work
Next, let's break down the object phrase "God's work":
- Possessive pronoun: God's
- Noun: work
To diagram the sentence, we can use a simple subject-verb-object (SVO) structure, with additional elements represented as modifiers or phrases. Here's how the sentence would be diagrammed:
Pastors
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do
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work God's
In this diagram, "Pastors" is the subject (noun), "do" is the verb (action word), and the object phrase "God's work" is shown below the verb.