Hello everybody. Will you please take a look and try to help me with the following?
A: It seems that everything I say to you goes in one ear and out the other. B: Well, I guess that’s why I’ve got two ears.
I have to analyse this dialogue from a syntactic point of view and I do not remember these aspects very well. I searched and I did my best but I want to make sure it is correct. This is mine:
A: It (preparatory) + V (seems) + S (Noun Clause) (that everything goes in one ear and out the other) -----> Restrictive Relative Clause (I say to you)
B: S (I) + V(guess) + DO (that's) -----> SC (why I've got two years)
And will you also please tell me what else should I take into consideration when analysing this syntactically? I think it has to be something more because that's a paper I have to write about this short dialogue. Thank you very much and have a very nice day.
Top answer
I think you understand it. Just one little thing. B: Well I guess that's why I have two ears.
— Reefannie
I think you understand it.
Just one little thing.
B: Well I guess that's why I have two ears.
We do not have got The contraction I've is for I have This is a very common mistake made by so many and caught by few.
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No problem for the correction. But I have to leave it like that way because I got like that. I cannot change it. I was just asked to comment upon it from a syntactic, semantic and pragmatic point of view.
Have a nice day and thank you again you took interest in it. Bye!