I would like to diagram the following sentence. "For many are called, but few are chosen." A student asked me and I'm unsure about one word.
You could argue that your sentence is incomplete. That it is not an independent clause because of the "For..." I would diagram it as if there were an understood independent clause before it, and bring the "for" down on a slanted line to the simple predicate as if it were the word "because", a subordinating conjunction introducing an adverbial clause.
I thought it was, "Many are cold, but few are frozen."
That's good!
Treating it as an independent clause as Frank mentioned sounds wise.![]()