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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Sentence analysis
You and I play different styles--you a more fiesty, aggressive style, and me a more composed one.
1) What phrase or clause type is underlined words?
2) Verbless clause or is it an appositive of 'styles'?
1) What phrase or clause type is underlined words?
2) Verbless clause or is it an appositive of 'styles'?
Top answer
Hi, I think that what you have here is three independent clauses. To avoid repetition, the verb 'play' has been left out by means of ellipsis. S V DO 1).
- Hi, I think that what you have here is three independent clauses.
- To avoid repetition, the verb 'play' has been left out by means of ellipsis.
- S V DO 1).
- / S V DO CC 2).
- / |AND| --> coordinating conjunction S V DO 3).
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Hi,
I think that what you have here is three independent clauses. To avoid repetition, the verb 'play' has been left out by means of ellipsis.
S V DO
1). /You and I/ play/ different styles./
S V DO CC
2). /You/ (play)/ a more fiesty, aggressive style./
I think that what you have here is three independent clauses. To avoid repetition, the verb 'play' has been left out by means of ellipsis.
S V DO
1). /You and I/ play/ different styles./
S V DO CC
2). /You/ (play)/ a more fiesty, aggressive style./
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