Snusmumrikken wrote:Nesta wrote:BloomCissi wrote:
The old woman with the red hat took a walk *to buy milk at the store.
S ^ ( SC + red is an adjective? ) V dO? ( V + O + AC, preposition phrase place?)
^ wheres my fucking linking word i don't know what with is yet a preposition?
* finite verb phrase?
? It's a declarative sentence as it provides information, I assume.
? The old woman is subject with the red hat, and the rest is the predicate that starts with a verb
? Might be a SV sentence but u know i don't rly know it had so many parts
? Might be transitive but I can't defend it, i guess one person
Idk if this is basic or not though.
tHIS IS what i had to offer lmao, i can't it's so hard
Oh wow how weird to see analyses like that
[CP [IP [DP The [AdjP old [NP woman AdjP] [PreP with [DP the [AdjP red [NP hat NP] AdjP] DP] PreP] NP] DP]
[vP took [DP a [VPwalk VP] DP] vP] [IP [vP [VP to buy [DP [NP milk [PreP at [DP the [NP store NP] DP] PreP] NP] DP] VP] vP] IP] IP] CP]
maybe
I DON'T EVEN UNDERSTAND THAT