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The document provides definitions and examples for 4 vocabulary words: quintessential, commemorate, facetious, and cacophony. Quintessential means a perfect example, while commemorate means to honor the memory of something. Facetious refers to humor that is silly or inappropriate, and cacophony describes loud and unpleasant sounds. Each word is identified by part of speech, defined, used in a sentence, and asks how the reader could use the word in their own vocabulary this week.
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Verb element can be 1-4 words in the sentence.
The Subject
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The subject may be a clause as in :
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Or The subject can be a noun phrase as in:
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The object
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Direct objects may be realized by the same range of structures as the subjects as in :
They brought him a present.
The indirect objects are realized chiefly as ‘noun phrase’ as in:
The boy has given the girl a flower.
The complement
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Subjective complements & Objective complements may be realized by the same range of structures as the subjects as in:
He was the boss.
They made him the boss.
In addition to that Subjective complements & Objective complements have additional possibility of being realized by adjective phrases (having an adjective as head) as in :
She made him very much happy.
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Chapter 2
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