Diagramming "90% off."

**TheParser** · 30-Dec-2010, 22:08

Would you kindly diagram this sentence:

I bought the book for 90% off the regular price.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

**Frank Antonson** · 30-Dec-2010, 22:55

**TheParser** · 31-Dec-2010, 10:24

Originally Posted by Frank Antonson

Thank you SO much for the great diagram.

I was wondering: Could I also put the adjective "ninety"

under the horizontal line that has the word "percent"?

THANK YOU

**Frank Antonson** · 31-Dec-2010, 11:23

yes, that is what I would do if they were words.

**corum** · 01-Jan-2011, 15:51

Originally Posted by TheParser

Would you kindly diagram this sentence:

I bought the book for 90% off the regular price.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

**TheParser** · 01-Jan-2011, 17:30

Originally Posted by corum

Thanks for your diagram and reminding me that it

should be off of. Diagrams are so helpful. We are

shortchanging our students in not teaching R-K.

**Frank Antonson** · 01-Jan-2011, 18:15

I think "off of" could be considered a phrasal preposition to simplify the diagram.

Corum, what do you think about my chart?

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