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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Can you analyze this sentence and provide the explanation of its constituents for both cases in terms of their function
I SAW THE POLICEMAN WITH THE BINOUCULARS.
I SAW THE POLICEMAN WITH THE BINOUCULARS.
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Hi 'Saw' is the verb in the past tense and it takes a subject 'I' and it takes an object, the policeman. There is then an adjectival phrase that tells us the policeman had binoculars Get back to us if we can help further Dave
- Hi 'Saw' is the verb in the past tense and it takes a subject 'I' and it takes an object, the policeman.
- There is then an adjectival phrase that tells us the policeman had binoculars Get back to us if we can help further Dave
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Hi
'Saw' is the verb in the past tense and it takes a subject 'I' and it takes an object, the policeman. There is then an adjectival phrase that tells us the policeman had binoculars
Get back to us if we can help further
Dave
'Saw' is the verb in the past tense and it takes a subject 'I' and it takes an object, the policeman. There is then an adjectival phrase that tells us the policeman had binoculars
Get back to us if we can help further
Dave
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