STRUTURECS OF MODIFICATION, COORDINATION, AND COMPLEMENTATION

Question 1

is the use of words or
phrases to show further information or
description about a thing, a person, a
place, an action, or any quality being
labeled.

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Modification

Question 2

Basic modifiers are adjectives and
adverbs

Answer 2

main word or the head

Question 3

which describes the
head in a way affecting the head’s meaning

Answer 3

modifier

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comes from the latin word “ consilio inito” which means “join together”.

Answer 4

Coordination

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Function

Answer 5

Coordinating Conj

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used for combining two or more related strings or conjoins:

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and

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contrasting strings: I paid for the travel but decided not to go.

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but

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option between 2 or more strings

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or

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outcomes or result

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so

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strongly contrasting a prior statemen

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yet

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time or purpose

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for

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elements are joined by coordinating conj’s

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Syndetic

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coordinators are not necessarily present but
could be inserted

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Asyndetic

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coordinator is recurring between each pair
of units

Answer 14

Polysyndetic

Question 15

though, although,
even though, while

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Concession

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because, since, why,
in order that, so that

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Reason

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than, whereas,
rather than, whether, as much
as

Answer 17

Comparison

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how, although, as if

Answer 18

Manner

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after, by the
time, until, while, as long as, as
soon as, once, when, before,
since, whenever

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Indicates time

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unless, if, only if,
even if, provided that, in case
that

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Condition

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whatever,
what, which, that

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Relative adjective

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whom, whomever, whose, who,
whoever

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Relative pronoun

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are connectors that
come in pairs and connect the parts of the
sentence that show equal importance.

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Correlative conjunctions

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is a
word/phrase that
completes the
statement

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complement

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may be a finite verb or verb
phrase, or a non-finite verb in the form of an infinitive, an infinitive without to, or a present participle

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Verbal component (VB)

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is a word or group of
words that
follow the linking
verb.

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A subject
complement

Question 27

is a
predicative
expression that
follows a direct
object or states
what the object has
become.

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object
complement

Question 28

is a noun or pronoun
that receives the
direct object.

Answer 28

indirect object

Question 29

is the noun or
pronoun that
receives the action
of the verb

Answer 29

direct object