Test - Syntax

State whether the following statements are true or false: The coordinating relationship in a sentence is realized through coordinating conjunctions and conjunctional phrases or through juxtaposition. The junction presupposes the presence of relational elements. Subordinating conjunctions and conjunctional phrases can appear in sentences and phrases. The governing proposition is the proposition that depends on another proposition. The subordination relationship is established in a sentence between secondary parts of the sentence and the determined words, and in a phrase, between subordinate propositions and their governing ones.

Arrange the following relational elements into columns: but, because, although, or, once, as well as, therefore, which, how, anywhere, however, as if, to whom, either, what, anything, that, where, anyhow, how much, anyone, as...to, when, whichever.

Create sentences with the following requirements: - a sentence made of two propositions that contains a genitive pronoun attribute. - a negative proposition that contains a verbal predicate expressed by a verb in passive construction.

Underline in the sentences the attribute (a) and the direct complement (b). Expand these by introducing them through different relational elements. a) The thought of leaving did not give him peace.

Determine whether the following statements are true or false: Juxtaposition involves the presence of relational elements.

• True

• False

Determine whether the following statements are true or false: The relationship of coordination in a sentence is realized through conjunctions and coordinating conjunctional phrases or through juxtaposition.

• True

• False

Determine whether the following statements are true or false: The governing proposition is the proposition on which another proposition depends.

• True

• False

Determine whether the following statements are true or false: Within a sentence, there are three types of relationships: coordination, subordination, and interdependence.

• True

• False

Organize the following relational elements into columns: who, and, but, to whom, any, how many, when, because, since, or, however much, if, in conclusion, whenever, because, and, anyone, what, how much, as if, anyway, therefore, to, how.

Create sentences with the following requirements: - imperative sentence that contains a verbal phrase - an assertive statement that contains an unexpressed subject and a nominal predicate.