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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
sentence type 1(Subject + Verb)
0 I am making English grammar books in Korea. 02 br
00 In Korea, students learn sentnece types 1 through 5. (s+v, s+v+c, s+v+o, s+v+i.o+d.o, s+v+o+o.c) 02 br
00 And to explain sentence type 1, we put explanations as follows, along with example sentences "A baby laughed." and "He was in bed." 02 br
00 "We call the sentence where meaning is complete only with the subject and the verb as type 1. In the type 1, adverbial phrase often follow. But the adverbial phrase is not regarded as an element of a sentence. Verbs like be-verbs, live, stay are always followed by adverbial phrases" 02 br
00 However, is the second sentence, "He was in bed." complete in meaning without "in bed''? Can we say it is complete in meaning if such verbs always need to be followed by adverbial phrases? 02 br
00 Would anyone help me about this matter? Thanks a lot in advance!!!! 0-
00 In Korea, students learn sentnece types 1 through 5. (s+v, s+v+c, s+v+o, s+v+i.o+d.o, s+v+o+o.c) 02 br
00 And to explain sentence type 1, we put explanations as follows, along with example sentences "A baby laughed." and "He was in bed." 02 br
00 "We call the sentence where meaning is complete only with the subject and the verb as type 1. In the type 1, adverbial phrase often follow. But the adverbial phrase is not regarded as an element of a sentence. Verbs like be-verbs, live, stay are always followed by adverbial phrases" 02 br
00 However, is the second sentence, "He was in bed." complete in meaning without "in bed''? Can we say it is complete in meaning if such verbs always need to be followed by adverbial phrases? 02 br
00 Would anyone help me about this matter? Thanks a lot in advance!!!! 0-
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1 i 00 He was 02 i 00 means 01 i 00 He existed, 02 i 00 thus it can be taken separately, even though rare. 01 i 02 br
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0 01 i 00 <<< 02 i 00 In the type 1, adverbial phrase often follow. But the adverbial phrase is not regarded as an element of a sentence. >>> 02 br
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00 This is my take. Respectfully, Idisagree with this view. We can’t have a sentence without the bare basic S+V+ O. or 00 00 S+V+Adv. 02 br
00 00 i.e. “I love you” / “he coo
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00 This is my take. Respectfully, Idisagree with this view. We can’t have a sentence without the bare basic S+V+ O. or 00 00 S+V+Adv. 02 br
00 00 i.e. “I love you” / “he coo
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01 cite 10 Anonymous 12 cite 10 In the type 1 11 font 10 sentence 12 font 10 , 11 font 10 an 12 font 10 adverbial phrase often follow 11 font 10 s 12 font 10 . But the adverbial phrase is not regarded as an element of a sentence.
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You are confusing sentence 1 with the need in your mind for the structure of sentence 2. But sentence 1 is complete in itself. If the question is asked, "Where is John?" An appropriate and complete sentential response would be "He left." Not "He left the party" or "He left our presence" for these would be too complete. All a sentence needs to be considered a complete thought and therefore al
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