ANALYSIS

Everything went wrong last night

 Everything: indefinite pronoun words which stand for an
indefinite number or quantity of persons or things, but unlike adjective
pronouns, they are never used as adjectives. Most of them are
compounds of two or more words.
 Went (past simple of “go”): intransitive verb is one which
is complete in itself, or which is completed by other words without
requiring an object.
 Wrong: attributive adjective (opinion) when two or more
adjectives come before a noun, there is usually a fairly fixed order. The
order depends mainly on the meaning.
Descriptive adjectives which describe by expressing
qualities or attributes of a noun.
Last: Descriptive adjectives which describe by expressing
qualities or attributes of a noun.
Adjective modifier: a noun can be modified by an adjective or by
another noun.
 Night: noun a word that names a person, a place, an animal,
an object, an activity or even an idea. Abstract nouns refer to ideas and
qualities: time, result, security.

Paula: “Everything went wrong last night”, here we have 4 words. The first
“everything” is the subject of this sentence and is an indefinite pronoun
because stand for an indefinite number or quantity of persons or things. This
word is a compound by “every” and “thing” just like an indefinite pronoun.
Xilena: “Went” is the simple past of the verb “go” and it is a transitive verb.
The characteristics of this kind of verb is that it needs the object to complete
the meaning of its in the sentence.
Paula: the next part of the sentence is “wrong” and “last” that are attributive
adjective. “Wrong” specifically, in the category of opinions. This type of
adjective is which describe by expressing qualities or attributes of a noun.
Xilena: at the end we have “night” that in the sentence is an abstract noun
because express ideas and qualities: time, result, security. Thank you.