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Jobs/ Functions in a sentence (Complement (Object Complement (exp…

- - - - Adjectives
        
        She becomes old
        
        This cake feels good.
      - Nouns
        
        She is a teacher.
        
        The person to call is John.
      - Pronouns
        
        It is him who stolen your wallet.
  - - - Murgatroid painted the Mercedes purple.
        (Murgatoid caused the Mercedes to be purple.)
      - Hortense made Homer happy.
        (Hortense caused Homer to be happy.)
      - Murgatrold painted the Mercedes purple
        Murgatroid painted the Mercedes.
        The Mercedes is purple.
  - - - He does what? He does what he wanted.
        He loves who? He loves his mom
  - - - Pearl read Mortimer a poem.
        Pearl read to whom? Mortimer; what? Poem
- - - - Chair leg
    - - handsome man
    - - my girl
    - - infinitive
        
        Homer's plan to win the race succeeded
      - participle
        
        Interested people can sign up for the class.
      - gerund
        
        The contestant running the swiftest usually wins.
        Interesting people will speak during the class.
    - - The winner of the race is the new champ.
    - - Mortimer Rabbit, who was always cocky, lost again.
  - - - I talk slowly (how)
    - - Hortense plays to win. (why)
      - Prunella lied to save her Fairy godmother. (why)
    - - Penelope was tired of Mugwart's lies. (why)
    - - Bullwhipple lost the election because he lied. (why)
- - - - It's challenging to learn data science from scratch.
        Learning data science from scratch is challenging.
- - - - get
      - have
      - make
      - help
- - - - nouns (specific)
- - - - direct object
      - indirect object
      - object complement
      - object of preposition
    - - subject complement
- - - - handsome man
    - - chair leg, talking dog
    - - my girl, his car
    - - participle (v-ed)
        
        amount spent of this campaign is 100$
        
        The books lost are not really necessary
      - gerund (v-ing)
        
        The man running with one leg is very awesome
        
        talking dog
      - infinitive (to v)
        
        Homer's plan to win the race succeeded
    - - The winner of the race is the new champ.
      - the man in black
      - the woman with grey long hair
- - - - run slowly
    - - always beatiful
      - extremely
- - - - Running is good my heart, memory
    - - He hates waking up early - after some verbs
    - - what I hate most is repeating the same work everyday
    - - I saw him woking all night
    - - Before running, I always drink a cup of orange juice - after prepositions is followed by gerund
      - I read a book about learning efficiently
    - - I don't like your bossing around
      - She hates his scoring
  - - - Running in the park
    - - Reading books
    - - His scoring
      - Her running
- - - - subjective
      - objective
      - possesive
      - reflexsive
- - - - Adv
      - Adv