SUBJECT
Definition Subject
Subject is
about what or who is spoken in a sentence or clause. complete subject is
basically constructed by one or more noun or pronoun with
/ without additional modifier (s) which
can be either article (the,
an, an), adjective ,
and prepositional
phrases .
Example sentence subject:
1.
Mr. Mamat was a great Headmaster.
(Mr. Mamat is a great school head.)
(Mr. Mamat is a great school head.)
Headmaster = subject
2.
The very big boarding s chool in this
country was built in 1980.
(Very large boarding school in the country was built in 1980.)
(Very large boarding school in the country was built in 1980.)
school = subject
VERB
Definition Verb
Verb (verb) is a
word which serves to indicate the action of thesubject ,
showing events or circumstances. Verb is one of the eightparts of speech .
English verbs are not always a simple (one word), but may be
the result of a combination of phrases with a particle intophrasal verb (get
in, make up, read over).
Example sentences verb:
1.
Transitive and
Intransitive : Transitive followed direct object
(example sentence:
The boy kicked the ball), while the intransitive not
(example sentence:
Cherly Often sneezes while cleaning)
2.
Linking Verb :
linking the subject of a sentence with description
(example sentence:
She is young and beautiful).
3.
Causative :
verb to indicate that the subject is not directly responsible for the action
that occurred.
(example sentence: I've
had my house renovated last week).
COMPLEMENT
-
Usually a noun (noun) or noun phrase (noun phrase)
-
Usually found after the verb in the active voice
-
Ballsbridge answer the question what (what) or anyone
(Whom)
example sentence
complement:
-
Sarijon bought a cake yesterday
What did Sarijon buy
yesterday? -> A cake.
-
He saw Tony at the movie
Whom did he see at the movie?
-> Tony
-
I explain to my students pharmacology
What do I explain to my
students? -> Pharmacology
MODIFIER
Definition Modifier
Modifier is a word, phrase or clause in the English language that has afunction as an adjective (adjective) or adverb (adverb) which explainsanother word or group of words. Modifier
appearing before the Head called the Premodifiers, while the modifier to appear
after Head called the Postmodifiers.
Example sentence modifier:
1. As
an adjective
-
She found a chocolate put on my bag
'Put on my bag'
(participial phrase) to function as an adjective that describes 'chocholate'
(noun)
-
The magazine that Rena has read is very interesting
'that Rena has read'
(adjective clause) serves to explain 'the book' (noun)
2. As
an adverb
-
He plays the violin so beautifully
'So beautifully'
(adverb phrase) serves to explain 'plays violin' (verb)
-
When you went to the school, she Came
'When you went to the
school' (adverb clause) answered the question "When did she come? '
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