GRAMMAR - Syntax analysis

Which of these structures can be the subject of a sentence?

• Mary

• knowing everything

• what I wanted to say

• all of them

Check the type of the following structure:

It was very delightful [to see you this mornong].

• Subject

  Predicative

• Extraposed

  Subject

• Direct

  Object

• Purpose

  Adverbial

Check the enclosed structure:
the lady [who was at the supermarket]

• It's the

  DIRECT OBJECT

• It's the

  RELATIVE CLAUSE

• It's the

  NOUN COMPLEMENT CLAUSE

• It's the

  SUBJECT COMPLEMENT

Can we omit the relativizer in the following RC?
the boy [WHO was driving fast]

• YES

• NO

What type of structure is the following one?
a man who was called Carl

• Phrase

• Clause

• Sentence

• None of them

What's the structure?

my sister and I

• Phrase

• Clause

Choose the correct structure:

absolutely beautiful

• Noun Phrase

• Verb Phrase

• Adjective Phrase

• Adverb Phrase

The blue car is going so slowly.

The adjective blue is ...

• predicative

• attributive

Check the structure and choose:

Last Sunday, I've travelled to Los Angeles.

• Prepositional Phrase /

  Place Adverbial

• Prepositional Phrase /

  Extraposed Subject

• TO infinitive clause /

  Place Adverbial

• TO infinitive clause /

  Purpose Adverbial

When does an adjective act predicatively?

• When it is the premodifier of a noun.

• When it is the complement of a copular verb.

• When it comes after the noun.

• When it adds info about the preposition.