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Grammar
Sentence Analysis
Please help! Tommorow (11 Nov) I will be writing my Final English Language and Comprehension Exam. I need help with analysing the following sentence:
Francis put the phone down hurriedly then raced out the door into the garden to watch the hot-air balloon land.
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1.Complex/***
2. Type of ***
3. Structure: subject, verb, object, predicate, adverbial phrase of manner/time/place etc.
4. Parts of ***
5. Active/Passive voice.
I have figured out all the steps with the *, I just need help with the others! Your time and effort is fully appreciated as this the most important exam of my primary school career.
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Francis put the phone down hurriedly then raced out the door into the garden to watch the hot-air balloon land.
This is the structure for our analysis:
1.Complex/***
2. Type of ***
3. Structure: subject, verb, object, predicate, adverbial phrase of manner/time/place etc.
4. Parts of ***
5. Active/Passive voice.
I have figured out all the steps with the *, I just need help with the others! Your time and effort is fully appreciated as this the most important exam of my primary school career.
tHANKYOU -)!
dEsPeRatEly in neEd oF HeLp!!
Top answer
Francis (Subject) put (Verb)- active voice phone (Object) the phone down hurriedly, then raced out the door into the garden to watch the hot-air balloon land (Predicate) down (adverb of direction) hurriedly(adverb or manner) then (adverb of time) out the door (adverbial of place) into the garden (adverbial of place) to watch the hot-air balloon land (adverbial of purpose) Hope you made it.
- Francis (Subject) put (Verb)- active voice phone (Object) the phone down hurriedly, then raced out the door into the garden to watch the hot-air balloon land (Predicate) down (adverb of direction) hurriedly(adverb or manner) then (adverb of time) out the door (adverbial of place) into the garden (adverbial of place) to watch the hot-air balloon land (adverbial of purpose) Hope you made it.
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Francis (Subject)
put (Verb)- active voice
phone (Object)
the phone down hurriedly, then raced out the door into the garden to watch the hot-air balloon land (Predicate)
down (adverb of direction)
hurriedly(adverb or manner)
then (adverb of time)
out the door (adverbial of place)
into the garden (adverbial of place)
to watch the hot-air balloon land (ad
put (Verb)- active voice
phone (Object)
the phone down hurriedly, then raced out the door into the garden to watch the hot-air balloon land (Predicate)
down (adverb of direction)
hurriedly(adverb or manner)
then (adverb of time)
out the door (adverbial of place)
into the garden (adverbial of place)
to watch the hot-air balloon land (ad
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