DAT_230 - The Functional Analysis of Sentences (VLC Series #1)

[@AmineBelfatmi]

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[@nadeemali-eo1ol]

Correct spelling of Grammar is Grammar not Grammer dear Brother.

[@AmineBelfatmi]

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[@NGUYENTHITHUYH-cj2xd]

Thank you so much for making a super useful video . I 'm going to have a exam about grammar Thanks to it, I can identify all the syntactic fuction easier 😍😍

[@ThumeMarma]

Hello, professor.I am Thuisainu marma. I am Bangladeshi.I see the style of your teaching. It's incredible!

[@rosminazuchri9090]

My name is Rosmina Zuchri From Indonesia Country. Thanks about your youtube " The Functional Analysis of Sentences. Thanks, Professor.

[@rosminazuchri9090]

Hello. Professor. I am coming again.

[@tristan2037]

Perfect. Studying to become an English teacher; this helps!

[@Winged4Ever]

Very easy understandable explanations I must admit. And truly helpful in my case. Thanks!

[@nadeemali-eo1ol]

Sir is there any application to get syntax of any sentence ? if there is any application kindly guide me about that.

[@gamergirlgameplays9451]

This is really helpful! I hope to pass all my grammar exams

[@emreseferi7952]

I have a question: What kind of objects (direct/ indirect) are these in your chosen sentences?

[@mebeasensei]

How would a 'Construction Grammar' analysis look?

[@emiliamariaturnescu9685]

Do you have any video on parsing sentences of the subordinate type ?

[@sandradelavegafdez-lascoit2421]

It surprised that you came. How will you analyse the sentence. Thank you

[@kinemonsvik8455]

Can someone PLEASE help me with this sentence? "The borrowing of phonological features has been attested in many cases of intense contact"

[@gamergirlgameplays9451]

(The (Determiner) borrowing (Noun/Header, main topic) (of (preposition) phonological (modifier) features) (noun) (Noun phrase till here and prepositional phrase since "of" till "features" (Has been attested) (Verb phrase) in many (quantifier) cases (noun) (in many is also a noun phrase) (of (preposition) intense (modifier) contact (noun)) (Prepositional phrase since "of" till "contact" This is really complicated to explain using the chat. I hope it was helpful anyway :)

[@wejmluva]

I am not sure, if I understand the object complement well. Could the word "first" be characterized as an object complement in the following sentence? "The owners wait to get into the place, with the growing conviction that the madhouse will claim them first."

[@josephpuot2536]

good lecture

[@levicruz2609]

Which videos provide the formal analysis of these sentences? Thanks

[@oer-vlc]

Here you are: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4POnpuYlKpme8k

[@rickotendean]

Hello, I am Ricko Tendean from Indonesia. In the first Sentence, you have explained the Category of the Sentence. Perhaps (Adverb Phrase) you (Noun Phrase - Noun - Pronoun) will (Auxiliary) never (Adverb) find (Verb) a job (Noun Phrase) a (determiner-article) job (head Noun) as a linguist (Prepositional Phrase) as (preposition), a linguist (Complement - Noun Phrase), a (determiner-article) linguist (head Noun). The function of "perhaps" is Adverbial and "you" is Subject, Why did not you mention "will never find a job as a linguist" as Predicate ? While a Sentence consists of Subject, Predicate and Adverbial. In my analysis, the function of "will never find a job as a linguist" is Predicate. Which divide into Predicator and Complement. "will never find" as Predicator and "a job as a linguist" as Direct Object (Complement). My theory is based on English Syntactic Structures by Flor Aarts and Jan Aarts (1982).

[@rosminazuchri9090]

you are smart in English

[@murshed12]

Brother.... Without subject.. The rest parts of a sentence are called predicate....Is Known to everybody... But the fact that as the teacher explained all about a sentence, he might have explained all the elements of a sentence... That I was also looking for a video like this one... 🥰

[@visiop1]

Viely gut sentence analysis, useful indeed. Danke.

[@ranjeetchaurasiatutorials6595]

very fantastic approach sir

[@nisas.5718]

Thank you so much. :)

[@lauraceciliaiglesias1188]

Hola!!! please! I need a sentence that began with BUT eg: but we can make it different

[@farahfazli1375]

BUT why do you need that?😉

[@ojoabiodunsaiki132]

Pls assist me to analyse the sentence below Notable elder statesmen and socio-cultural leaders on Saturday converged, saying the country was long overdue for restructuring while warning the Federal Government that the country was bleeding from bad leadership and poor policies.

[@sumyatnaing1463]

Thank you so much.

[@rosminazuchri9090]

Hello. Professor. I am coming again.

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[@yassieedd2318]

thank you for helping us prof

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This is great.

[@rileymlqn3182]

Thank you, that was really helpful?

[@oer-vlc]

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[@NO902]

Thanks teacher well done

[@visiop1]

Danke! I mean, thanks.

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[@eyrekeye5274]

Sir,kindly continue otherwise it will be not useful

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[@jorgevera4322]

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[@meryemuzum8802]

"the boss" may be "she" though...