Phrase Structure Grammar | Syntax | HSA English

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How is adverb the modifier in the sentence: "Furiously kicked the ball"?

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Adverbs modify verbs as adjectives modify nouns.

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I don't understand how to analyse the sentence "I read a book sent by my mother" by phrase structure grammar.

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[@ace-theenglishhub558]

No, we don't have it for now. You can post your queries as comments or email them. We'll be glad to help you. 😀

[@englishwithinaam4914]

What is Deg in adjectival phrase?

[@blacklorde9]

You included Quantifiers as a closed class and also inside the Determiners and that me me confused. Care to elaborate

[@ace-theenglishhub558]

Quantifiers used before nouns can be counted along with determiners. Yet, it can be a separate point in itself too. But both quantifiers and determiners belong to closed class. You are right. I confused you with listing quantifiers twice. I should have just mentioned it once as a separate point. Thank you for noticing it!