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Identifying Immediate Constituents of Clauses in English Sentences, Apuntes de Morfología y Sintaxis

How to identify the immediate constituents of clauses in english sentences. Immediate constituents are the parts of a sentence that are directly related to a specific clause. Examples of phrases and clauses functioning as constituents of larger phrases or clauses, as well as clauses functioning as constituents of phrases. It is a useful resource for students of english language and linguistics, and can be used as study notes, summaries, or schemes and mind maps.

Tipo: Apuntes

2018/2019

Subido el 13/08/2019

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A grammatical unit (a phrase or a clause) can function as a constituent of a
unit of the same rank as itself
A Phrase within a larger Phrase
[P [W Their] [W fight] [P against the storm]]
NP
Det NP
N PP
Their fight against the storm
A Clause within a larger Clause
[c [c That he quit his job] [p[P [w surprised]] [P [w his] [w friends]]]]
Clause
C VP
VP PP
That he quit his job surprised his friends
or of a lower rank
A Clause within a Phrase
[P [W The] [W roof] [c that collapsed last week]] could have caused a disaster.
NP
Det NP
N C
The roof that collapsed last week ……………..
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A grammatical unit (a phrase or a clause) can function as a constituent of a

  • unit of the same rank as itself  A Phrase within a larger Phrase [ P [ W Their] [ (^) W fight] [ (^) P against the storm]] NP Det NP N PP Their fight against the storm  A Clause within a larger Clause [ (^) c [ (^) c That he quit his job] [ (^) p[ (^) P [ (^) w surprised]] [ (^) P [ (^) w his] [ (^) w friends]] ]] Clause C VP VP PP That he quit his job surprised his friends
  • or of a lower rank  A Clause within a Phrase [ P [ W The] [ (^) W roof] [ (^) c that collapsed last week]] could have caused a disaster. NP Det NP N C The roof that collapsed last week ……………..

Identify the immediate constituents of each clause: Ex: I thought that Rachel was your cousin [s/cl[p [w I]] [p [p [w thought]] [cl that Rachel was your cousin] ] ]

  1. The place (that/which) I’m describing is my home town.
  2. She was glad that Phyllis was gone.
  3. The skirt that is in the washing machine is my mother’s.
  4. She collected the rubbish that was lying on the floor.
  5. The little girl wrote the essay on her notebook.
  6. The little girl wrote the essay in her own time.
  7. I found her a great actress.
  8. I found him his keys.
  9. The huge dog that is following the cat has no owner.
  10. Liz’s husband gave the bicycle that he bought to her.
  11. Liz rode the bicycle that her husband bought for her.
  12. My best friend might have lost the book I lent her.
  13. I like the wine we’re drinking.
  14. The novel that Sally wrote became a great success.
  15. I want a cup of hot chocolate.
  16. She decorated the room with beautiful flowers.
  17. I packed my clothes yesterday after lunch.
  18. The lady who answered the phone was very rude.
  19. The children are reading upstairs.
  20. The students were writing in haste.