Question

I am impressed by the quality of your work begin the sentence with quality ​

Answer 1

Answer:

The quality of your work has impressed me.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The quality of your work has impressed me.

Explanation:

• A complete sentence can be defined as the orderly arrangement of words i.e. each part of speech conveying a proper meaning.
• It is a beautiful composition of two parts: a subject and the predicate.

• To write this sentence, beginning with the word "quality", we first need to examine each part of the speech here.

• I ​- Pronoun (Subject)        

• am- indicative 'Be' verb (first person singular)

• impressed- main verb

• by-  Preposition  

• the- article

• quality- noun

• of- preposition

• your- determiner

• work- noun.

• Here, we can see, that the word "quality" acts as the object as the sentence follows the structure, S+ V + O.

• Hence, to begin it with "Quality" which means to make the object replace the subject. (Thus, the subject takes the place of the object)

• Thus we can write it as "The quality of your work has impressed me".

• From the above sentence, we can see the passive form of the verb.

• Where The- determiner

• quality- noun

• of- preposition

• your- pronoun

• work- noun

• has- helping verb

• impressed- verb

• me- pronoun

• "The quality of your work has impressed me".- the bold portion indicates as the subject and the rest portion indicates the predicate with the main verb.

Hence, the correct sentence- "The quality of your work has impressed me."

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