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Redalert Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
sentence structures
PLEASE CHECK THE STRUCTURE OF THE SENTENCES TYPED BELOW DO CORRECT ME WHERE I AM MISTAKEN.
1 The crackling of the geese saved Rome.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
2 The boy stood on the burning deck.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
3 Tubal Cain was a man of might.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
4 The singing of the birds delights us.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
5 Miss Kitty was rude at the table one day.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object Object
6 Stone walls do not make a prison.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
7 He has a good memory.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
8 Bad habits grow unconsciously.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
9 Nature is the best physician.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
10 The earth revolves round the sun.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
11 Edison invented the phonograph.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
12 The sea hath many thousand sands.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
13 We cannot pump the ocean dry.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
14 Borrowed garments never fit well.
Sentence Structure = the predicate remains unclear.
15 The early bird catches the worm.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
16 All matter is indestructible.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
17 Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
18 We should profit by experience.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
19 All roads lead to Rome.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
20 A guilty conscience needs no excuse.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
21 The beautiful rainbow soon faded away.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
22 No man can serve two masters.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
23 A sick room should be well aired.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
24 The dewdrops glitter in the sunshine.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
25 I shot an arrow in the air.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object Object
26 A barking sound the shepherd hears.
Sentence Structure = Ambiguity exists in the sentence.
27 On the top of the hill lives a hermit.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
Sentence Structure = Subject=a hermit Verb lives Adverbial= On the top of the hill.
1 The crackling of the geese saved Rome.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
2 The boy stood on the burning deck.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
3 Tubal Cain was a man of might.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
4 The singing of the birds delights us.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
5 Miss Kitty was rude at the table one day.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object Object
6 Stone walls do not make a prison.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
7 He has a good memory.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
8 Bad habits grow unconsciously.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
9 Nature is the best physician.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
10 The earth revolves round the sun.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
11 Edison invented the phonograph.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
12 The sea hath many thousand sands.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
13 We cannot pump the ocean dry.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
14 Borrowed garments never fit well.
Sentence Structure = the predicate remains unclear.
15 The early bird catches the worm.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
16 All matter is indestructible.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
17 Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
18 We should profit by experience.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
19 All roads lead to Rome.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
20 A guilty conscience needs no excuse.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
21 The beautiful rainbow soon faded away.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
22 No man can serve two masters.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
23 A sick room should be well aired.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Complement
24 The dewdrops glitter in the sunshine.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object
25 I shot an arrow in the air.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Object Object
26 A barking sound the shepherd hears.
Sentence Structure = Ambiguity exists in the sentence.
27 On the top of the hill lives a hermit.
Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial
Sentence Structure = Subject=a hermit Verb lives Adverbial= On the top of the hill.
Top answer
5 Miss Kitty subject + was rude predicate + at the table adverbial + one day. adverbial 10 The earth subject+ revolves round predicate + the sun. object 12 The sea subject + had predicate + many thousand sands .
- 5 Miss Kitty subject + was rude predicate + at the table adverbial + one day.
- adverbial 10 The earth subject+ revolves round predicate + the sun.
- object 12 The sea subject + had predicate + many thousand sands .
- object Sentence Structure = Subject Verb Adverbial -- This sentence is gramamtically wrong.
- 14 Borrowed garments subject+ never adverbial+ fit non-transitive + well.
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5 Miss Kitty subject + was rude predicate + at the table adverbial +one day. adverbial
10 The earth subject+ revolves round predicate+ th
10 The earth subject+ revolves round predicate+ th
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