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COMPLEX SENTENCESAN ANALYTICAL GRAMMAR FOR ADVANCED ESL STUDENTSflMarch 1995 TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF ONE: SIMPLE SENTENCES ..1sentence definitions of the names of the sentence SENTENCES and sentence TWO: WORD class in multiple word the functions of parts or parts of sentence and of some word classes:..13 CHAPTER THREE: COMPOUND AND COMPLEX clauses as sentence classification of dependent FOUR: FINITE AND NON-FIINITE and non-finite of non-finite FIVE: ADJECTIVE or clause introducers?..35relative pronouns as subjects and of relative of adjective and non-restrictive adjective catalogue of relative and : a possessive relative adverbial relative pronouns:where and prepositional relative relative adjective adjective adjective that can be confused with adjective SIX: NOUN clauses, adjective clauses, and adverbi
Like objects, they follow verbs, but they can only follow a special class of verbs called intensive verbs, verbs that are used between two words or phrases both of which refer to the same thing. (Be, seem, appear, stay, and become are examples of intensive verbs.) Susie seems angry. [COMPLEMENT] Jack became a doctor. [COMPLEMENT]
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