O, I am out of breath in this fond chase! (Midsummer Night's Dream)
I meant "Diagramming Shakespeare 30 CAT 1".
Woops! Forgot the "in".
Hello Frank,
Could you explain why you put the subject complement on a pedestal?
I think it looks better that way. I don't like to mess with the base line, and the pedestal shows exactly where the prepositional phrase goes.
The original Reed-Kellogg system does this, though sometimes other diagrammers don't use the pedestal as I do.
Do you know about the following website:
DIAGRAMMING SENTENCES
I love your interest!