This document analyzes different linguistic structures in a sample text including an independent clause, a dependent clause, a non-count singular noun, and an adjunct of time. It provides examples of each structure from the text and a brief explanation.
This document analyzes different linguistic structures in a sample text including an independent clause, a dependent clause, a non-count singular noun, and an adjunct of time. It provides examples of each structure from the text and a brief explanation.
This document analyzes different linguistic structures in a sample text including an independent clause, a dependent clause, a non-count singular noun, and an adjunct of time. It provides examples of each structure from the text and a brief explanation.
Linguistic Example from Article Explanation Article
Structure and Line 1. An This is what happens to This clause can stand alone as a Article independent your body when you sentence. The subject here is ‘body’ 3, Line clause don’t get enough sleep. and verb is ‘happens’. The 1 independent clause is combined to a dependent clause with a subordinating conjunction ‘when’. 2. A dependent This is what happens to This clause did not express a Article clause your body when you complete thought. The subordinating 3, Line don’t get enough sleep. conjunction ‘when’ that combines the 1 clause with the independent clause brings the actual meaning. 9. A non-count …you cocked your Hair is a noun which quantities Article singular noun head in appreciation, a cannot be counted and has no plural 2, Line tendril of hair escaped form. ‘A tendril of hair’ described a 4 from behind your ear. thin piece of hair that hangs loose. 14. Adjuncts of Universities should The adjunct ‘today’ indicates time. In Article time equip students with the this sentence, it is used to state a 1, Line skills required by particular duration of when the skills 2 today`s job market are required by the job market.