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| "Yelling scares many children." |
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| Let's parse it. yelling (gerund) scares (verb) many (adjective) children (noun) yelling (subject) scares (verb) many children (object) yelling (noun phrase) scares (verb phrase) many children (noun phrase) Hope that helps. |
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