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A nominative part of a simple sentence functioning as a substance-modifier of a processsual part (predicate) is its:

• subject

• object

• predicate

• attribute

• adverbial modifier

A nominative part of a simple sentence functioning as a quality-modifier of a processual part or the whole of the sentence is its:

• subject

• object

• predicate

• attribute

• adverbial modifier

 A nominative part of a simple sentence functioning as a quality-modifier of a substantive part is its:

• subject

• object

• predicate

• attribute

• adverbial modifier

A detached speaker-bound modifier of any sentence-part or the whole of the sentence is its:

• subject

• addressing enclosure.

• interjectional enclosure

• parenthetical enclosure

• predicate.

A substantive modifier of the destination of the sentence, i.e. a sentence modifier, is its:

• subject

• addressing enclosure.

• interjectional enclosure

• parenthetical enclosure

• predicate.

A speaker-bound emotional modifier of the sentence is its:

• subject

• addressing enclosure.

• interjectional enclosure

• parenthetical enclosure

• predicate.

A monopredicative sentence formed only by obligatory notional parts is defined as the:

• expanded simple sentence

• unexpanded simple sentence

• composite sentence

• semi-composite sentence

• complex sentence

A monopredicative sentence including, besides the obligatory parts, also some optional parts is defined as the:

• expanded simple sentence

• unexpanded simple sentence

• composite sentence

• semi-composite sentence

• complex sentence

The subject-group and the predicate-group of the sentence are its:

• axis

• secondary parts

• axes

• optional parts

• subordinate parts.

Simple sentence possessing definite vacant positions capable of being supplied with the corresponding fillers implicit in the situational contexts are called:

• expanded simple sentence

• unexpanded simple sentence

• composite sentence

• two-axis simple (elliptical) sentence

• complex sentence