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This is fun: Subjunct diagrams She kindly offered me her seat.
She offered me her seat kindly.
Diagram these.
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- 13-Jan-2010, 22:32 #2
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Teacher Re: This is fun: Subjunct diagrams Pretty straightforward.
Me is the indirect object.
What is to wonder about?
- 14-Jan-2010, 04:31 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: This is fun: Subjunct diagrams What could be the reason for my giving this thread the title, subjunct diagramming? Concentrate on the adverbs and their functions.
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- 17-Jan-2010, 05:53 #4
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: This is fun: Subjunct diagrams She kindly offered me her seat. = she was kind enough to
She offered me her seat kindly. = offered in a kind manner
- 17-Jan-2010, 11:17 #5
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Teacher Re: This is fun: Subjunct diagrams I would diagram them the same.
Now, if it said, "Kind she offered me her seat ", or "She, being kind, offered me her seat", I would change the word modified.
- 17-Jan-2010, 11:50 #6
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: This is fun: Subjunct diagrams No? Originally Posted by Frank Antonson
- 17-Jan-2010, 12:07 #7
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Teacher Re: This is fun: Subjunct diagrams I would only accept the second diagram as correct (if I were judging a competitive sentence diagramming round), and I would prefer it if the indirect object came after the adverb since that is the order within the sentence.
- 17-Jan-2010, 13:34 #8
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: This is fun: Subjunct diagrams Muchas gracias, senior!
- 17-Jan-2010, 13:39 #9
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Teacher Re: This is fun: Subjunct diagrams No sei por qué pero de nada.
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