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| this is my first post here, I need someone tell me if what I am doing is correct or not, because I have a test and a homework of parsing sentences according to form and function,please someone who could help me - Form Classes: noun(N),verb(V),adjective(Aj),adverb(Av), Noun Phrase(NP), Verb Phrase(VP),Adjetive phrase(AjP), Adverb phrase(AvP),genitive phrase(GP),and Preposiotional phrase(PP). - Function classes: subject(S), predicator(P), Object(O),Advervial(A), Complement(C), Modifiers(M), Head(H), auxiliaries(Aux), Main Verb(Mv), preposition Example [S(MAunt HGladys)P(Auxhas Mvseemed)C(Mrather Hgrumpy)A(Mjust Hrecently)] 1._ Jack will kill the giant 1a._ [(Jack)(will kill)(the giant)] 1b._ [NP(NJack)VP(vwill Vkill)NP(dthe Ngiant)] FORM 1c._ [S(HJack)P(Auxwill Mvkill)Od(Mthe Hgiant)] FUNCTION Mmmhhh something like this... 2._I don't speak English very well (this is my case xD) 3._This cup has been broken 4._They will have been found by now 5._He has a lot of work 6._Mary bought a new dress yesterday 7._She drove her car to the Airport the las week If someone has more of this type of subject that says to me please Thank you |
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| Welcome, kotenok. ![]() They look very good. 1b._ [NP(NJack)VP(vwill Vkill)NP(dthe Ngiant)] FORM All the best. ______________________ Please note that, we do not do homework assigments for you, but if you are having problems, we will try our best to guide you through. |
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| thanks... I did my homework but I just want know if is right or not xD the little v is like the Aux in Function but you have to put in this way for Form Bye bye |
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