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Read the sentence and answer the following questions.
“Between the black pages of the album, ancient photographs dimly revealed the grim faces of ancestors nervelessly paralysed in different attitudes of thought and apparent concentration.”
(a)Identify the subject of the sentence,
(b)first, for each preposition in the above sentence, identify the PP of which it is head,
(c)then, for each N, identify the NP of which it is the head.
Example: The first P is between, which is complemented by the NP the black pages of the album. So, between is the head of the PP between the black pages of the album.Notice that the PP isn’t just between the black pages. This is because of the album modifies pages and so must be included within the NP complementing between. The next P is of . . .​

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Answered by adugnaguta
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Answer.

Explanation:

II. ‘’Between the black pages of the album, ancient photographs dimly revealed the grim faces of ancestors nervelessly paralysed in different attitudes of thought and apparent concentration.’’

(a) In the above sentence, identify all the (i) nouns, (ii) adjectives, (iii) adverbs,

(iv) prepositions

(b) Identify its subject.

If the NP in a PP is long and complicated, the PP will appear complicated,

though the overall structure is in fact simply [P + NP]. In fact there’s no limit

to how long a PP can be. One reason for this is that the NP within a PP can

itself contain a PP (which will contain another NP (which can contain another

PP (and so on (and so on)))). Bearing this in mind, (c) first, for each preposition in the above sentence, identify the PP of which

it is head,

(d) then, for each N, identify the NP of which it is the head.

Example: The first P is between, which is complemented by the NP the black

pages of the album. So, between is the head of the PP between the black pages

of the album. Notice that the PP isn’t just between the black pages. This is

because of the album modifies pages and so must be included within the NP

complementing between. The next P is of . . .

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