Everybody's favorite activity!!! This video will show you how to use Tree Diagramming and different examples will be used. If you have any questions, please leave a comment.
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Hello: Sir, Who can I solution these two questions. Can you please help me to solution it. Q1/Give the lexical features of the underlined verbs in each of the following sentences. a. The child #drank his milk b. She #coughed loudly. C. She #taught us french. d. He #set the books on the. shelves. e. Time #elapsed. Q2/ Use lexical features to explain why the following sentences are ungrammatical. A. He attended. B. He showed me. C. Ac accident occurred the man. D. The farmer gave a watermelon. E. She lurked.
Thank you! At 16:00, why would (misleading) be classified as an adjective? Couldn't it just be a verb? For example: 1) If we say (he is eating), then (is + eating) is (AUX + MV), 2) and if we say (He is happy), then (is + happy) is (MV + ADJ). So, why misleading is an ADJ rather than a MV?
Good Question: 1) if "misleading" is a verb. It suggests the report is doing something. The report is trying to be misleading - No (the person who wrote the report is trying to be misleading) 2) if "misleading" is an adjective. It is describing the report. The report is misleading and difficult and unusual and unreliable. - Yes I don't think the report wants to be misleading or is trying to be misleading. I think the report is misleading (therefore it is a description)
At 18:57 , if (of one of the new classics) is an ADJP, why isn't it a daughter of the NP (a new edition) instead of being a daughter of the VP? Thank you
I have question? I can't draw tree diagram for this sentence. Would you please help me? The man who sent a mystrious letter to people was arrested by police.
I agree here. “Completely” relates to “recovered” which is a verb? So surely this should be an adv or advp? Would be nice to clarify. However these lessons are so interesting and I wish to say thank you for helping to to provide such clarity.
@@alinabhatti1773 this teacher has given wrong answers and I don't understand how people are praising him. Neither city is adj nor in the 2nd sentence there is any adv p.
Appears to be two sentences - but the 1st sentence not standard English. "It is gone 10 pm" gone is a verb but appears to be used here as a preposition. (e.g. It is AFTER 10 pm.) Sub+ BE verb+ PrepPhrase + AND (conjunction) Sub+ adverb+ verb(have+ arrive) +negative
Maria Silvia Arce thats what i thought too. i thought city would be a proper noun because its naming the planning. i guess hes saying it describes the planning
The phrase, "the city council" is a noun phrase with the primary noun being Council. Although the word City is usually functioning as a noun, in this particular noun phrase the word city is describing what kind of counsel. Therefore City in this noun phrase is an adjectives that describes the kind of council. It is important to remember that words have Form and Function. although the form of the word city appears to be a nounish, its function is clearly adjectivial.
F Tuzi Actually, _city council_ is an endocentric compound where _city_ is the modifier which describes the type of council, as you said and _council_ being the head which is described.
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This is very helpful. Thank you so much.
Thanks a lot, it is a great explanation.
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Can you suggest some book on advanced English study. May be your own books. Helpful to prepare for competitive examination in English. Thank you sir.
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Thank you so much Teacher but i still need some help
Thank you Professor, you've been of a great help. I wonder if you can parse a question sentence?
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What about questions ? How i can do tree diagram plz ?
I didnt undesrtand the whose in the last sentece could be it a subordinate?
How to make in compound complex sentence?
Hello: Sir, Who can I solution these two questions. Can you please help me to solution it.
Q1/Give the lexical features of the underlined verbs in each of the following sentences.
a. The child #drank his milk
b. She #coughed loudly.
C. She #taught us french.
d. He #set the books on the. shelves.
e. Time #elapsed.
Q2/
Use lexical features to explain why the following sentences are ungrammatical.
A. He attended.
B. He showed me.
C. Ac accident occurred the man.
D. The farmer gave a watermelon.
E. She lurked.
Thank you! At 16:00, why would (misleading) be classified as an adjective? Couldn't it just be a verb?
For example:
1) If we say (he is eating), then (is + eating) is (AUX + MV),
2) and if we say (He is happy), then (is + happy) is (MV + ADJ).
So, why misleading is an ADJ rather than a MV?
Good Question:
1) if "misleading" is a verb. It suggests the report is doing something.
The report is trying to be misleading - No (the person who wrote the report is trying to be misleading)
2) if "misleading" is an adjective. It is describing the report.
The report is misleading and difficult and unusual and unreliable. - Yes
I don't think the report wants to be misleading or is trying to be misleading.
I think the report is misleading (therefore it is a description)
@@SV-ue8uc Thank you. Now I see it. Where have you been these three months? 😂
May I know your count? On F or any thing else.
It is unfortunate that....
unfortunate is adverb???? hilarious man
You mention "clause" but I believe my teacher calls the noun phrase, adj. phrase or adv phase. Is clause and phrase the same thing?
A clause is one level below sentences but one level above phrases in IC analysis.
a clause always comprises a verb. But phrases not. Thats all
'Completely' of the very last sentence is adjp? Not advp?
Please help me do a tree diagram for the sentence
'My brother will go to France next week
Thank you
At 18:57 , if (of one of the new classics) is an ADJP, why isn't it a daughter of the NP (a new edition) instead of being a daughter of the VP? Thank you
I'm wondering the same question
please is the IP the same as the S
In sentence: It is unfortunate that ..... why " unfortunate" is an adv phrase, unfortunate is adj
Yeah that's true unfortunate is an adjective and that mr jones will not return is adverb clause modifies adjective unfortunate
@zeinab odaibat so why "i was unable" he described it as an adj?
Plz can you answer to this sentence:
As the boss said, the will be taken to the hotel as soon as the arrive.
I have question?
I can't draw tree diagram for this sentence.
Would you please help me?
The man who sent a mystrious letter to people was arrested by police.
The man (NP (who sent a mysterious letter to people(AdvP)) was arrested (VP(MVP(AUX MV)) by police (ADVP PP)
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wh question tree diagram should be included
Is completely in the last sentence an adverb? cuz he said adv and then analyzed it as an adjective I'm CONFUSED
I have the same question too. Does someone know the answer?
I agree here. “Completely” relates to “recovered” which is a verb? So surely this should be an adv or advp? Would be nice to clarify.
However these lessons are so interesting and I wish to say thank you for helping to to provide such clarity.
Sir plz draw a p marker for..
What is your name?
That's deep
I think that he was deep!!!!
how to make Tree Diagramming if there is no verb. for examples:
1. a film about pollution
2. the success of the program
please...
Just start with NP
He wants to meet the girl in the library....pls make tree diagram
Sir couldn't really understand why did you refer to the word when as clause? What's the difference between a phrase and a clause in this respect?
A phrase has a meaning by itself. Meanwhile the clause needs a verb, for the phrase it is unnecessary!
Phrase - "HELP"
Clause - "I ran"
Kinda too late but I hope you have already learnt it. Hugs from Brazil
I´ll die in the subject
On the first sentence, what about the word "when"? I didn't understand why they didn't write nothing
the word "when" is a subordinator on that first sentence
Is unfortunate an adverb? I thought it is an adjective
I searched for answer, and you are right mister.
Hello
How about a question ?
I can answer a question.
I mean doing tree diagram to a question as sentence .
Example : have you already examined the issue in details ?
In the second sentence, I thought that "all" is included in determiners, not in quantifiers 😕😕😐😐
City is adjectives?
@@alinabhatti1773 this teacher has given wrong answers and I don't understand how people are praising him. Neither city is adj nor in the 2nd sentence there is any adv p.
I need help parsing this sentence :
It is gone 10pm, and he still has not arrived.
Appears to be two sentences - but the 1st sentence not standard English. "It is gone 10 pm" gone is a verb but appears to be used here as a preposition. (e.g. It is AFTER 10 pm.)
Sub+ BE verb+ PrepPhrase + AND (conjunction) Sub+ adverb+ verb(have+ arrive) +negative
@@TuziTalks
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Good chance to get an answer from a great professor like you.
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city is an adjective?
can be. The city office is ugly
@@TuziTalks compound noun
Quite confused
City is not an adjective !
Maria Silvia Arce thats what i thought too. i thought city would be a proper noun because its naming the planning. i guess hes saying it describes the planning
The phrase, "the city council" is a noun phrase with the primary noun being Council. Although the word City is usually functioning as a noun, in this particular noun phrase the word city is describing what kind of counsel. Therefore City in this noun phrase is an adjectives that describes the kind of council.
It is important to remember that words have Form and Function. although the form of the word city appears to be a nounish, its function is clearly adjectivial.
F Tuzi Actually, _city council_ is an endocentric compound where _city_ is the modifier which describes the type of council, as you said and _council_ being the head which is described.