need help plezzzzzz

[Ajude]

Hi every one can any help to get the form for the following sentences

1. Susan has worked at the Head office for seven years.
2. She insisted on paying the bill
He must have stayed at home/ He might have stayed at home


would really appreciate if any one could analyse this for me.

Thanks in advance
AJ

[Clare James]

Do you want to know what the grammatical terms are for the underlined words?

1. has worked - present perfect simple form (used for duration) - has / have + past participle
2. verb + preposition + gerund form
3 modal verbs of deduction in the past - must / might + have + past participle.

Not really sure if this is wanted you needed to know...

[Ajude]

Thanks Clare for the info, but what I am looking for is something like this

For eg: " She has to see the doctor"
Form: Sub+has/have/had + to-infinitive+object

This is the kind of analysis that I am looking for

I also need to know for this senstence

"He's a loser"

Could you plez let me know

Thanks again
AJ

[Anglika]

We really prefer people to make an attempt at their own work. Post what you think and see what others have to say.

[Ajude]

Hi!, Hmm this is wat I think,

Just dont wanna be sounding like fool. Hence asked for suggestions. Anyway would appreciate if you give your comments on what I've written.
I've no clue how this works. Could atleast some one tell me the syntax as to how it works. Pleeezzzzzzzz

1. Susan has worked at the Head office for seven years.

Object+ has/have + at+ object+ c



2. She insisted on paying the bill

Object+ .....not sure

3.He must have stayed at home/ He might have stayed at home

Obejct+ Infinite+ home
4. He's a looser

Object + infinite

I come from a software field and I have no clue how this works. Would appreciate if you could atleast give me a thumb rule as to how it works

Thanks in advance,
AJ

[Ajude]

Dear Teacher,
Could you please give me your comments on the above post. Really need this.

Save me from getting into trouble.

Thanks,
AJ

[Anglika]

Originally Posted by Ajude

Hi!, Hmm this is wat I think,

Just dont wanna be sounding like fool. Hence asked for suggestions. Anyway would appreciate if you give your comments on what I've written.
I've no clue how this works. Could atleast some one tell me the syntax as to how it works. Pleeezzzzzzzz

A simple sentence is formed by Subject+verb+object

Clare's post tells you what form the verbs are in the sentences.


1. Susan/ has worked/at /the Head office/ for seven years.

Subject+ has/have + at+ object+ c
Subject+verb+preposition+object+complement



2. She /insisted/on/paying/ the bill

Subject+ .....not sure
Subject+verb+preposition+gerund+object

3.He /must have stayed /at/ home/ He might have stayed at home

Subject+ Infinite+ home


4. He/'s/ a loser

Subject + infinite

I come from a software field and I have no clue how this works. Would appreciate if you could atleast give me a thumb rule as to how it works

Thanks in advance,
AJ

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