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How to analyze structure of a sentence? (Move is the most general word meaning)

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#1 (permalink) Mon Oct 13, 2008 1:49 am How to analyze structure of a sentence? (Move is the most general word meaning)

How to analyze structure of a sentence? How to determinate kind of words and its function in the sentence? Example: "Move is the most general word meaning to change position or location" what kind of 'meaning' in this sentence is? what its function is?

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