Diagraming Sentences Flashcards

1
Q

The base of the sentence is the subject and verb, which are contained on a (1) separated by a (2). (3) is not used.

A
  1. horizontal baseline
  2. vertical line that crosses the baseline
  3. Punctuation
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Compound subjects/verbs are denoted by (1)

A
  1. a split baseline on the appropriate side of the vertical divider, connected by a dotted line containing the conjunction
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When the subject is understood (you), it is written (1)

A
  1. on the left side of the base line in parentheses
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Adjectives, including articles, are denoted by (1). So are adverbs.

A
  1. diagonal lines under the word to which they refer
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5
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Compound adverbs are (1)

A
  1. Split into two diagonal lines connected by a dotted line denoting their conjunction
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Direct objects are written (1).

A
  1. on the base line to the right of the verb, with a vertical divider that does NOT cross the baseline
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Indirect objects are written (1). Compound indirect objects are denoted (2).

A
  1. on a horizontal line under the verb

2. as per usual

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Predicate nominatives and predicate adjectives (to which linking verbs lead) are written (1)

A
  1. on the baseline with a diagonal dividing line that slants back toward the linking verb and does not cross the baseline.
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