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  1. 23-May-2009, 13:36 #1
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    Default parsing a sentence

    Hi,
    "I want you to listen."
    Please parse this sentence for me.
    I = subject
    want = verb
    you = object
    to listen = ?
    Thank you.
  2. 23-May-2009, 13:51 #2
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    Default Re: parsing a sentence

    Hi mylevt

    I = subject
    want = verb
    you = object
    to listen = object complement
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