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Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall.



 
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Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall. #1 (permalink) Tue Feb 09, 2010 15:00 pm   Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall.
 

The boy kicked the ball over the wall.

In the quiet of the countryside, the bells of the church rang out.

Please grammatically dissect these two sentences.

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Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall. #2 (permalink) Tue Feb 09, 2010 15:40 pm   Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall.
 

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Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall. #3 (permalink) Tue Feb 09, 2010 15:52 pm   Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall.
 

Verb.
Prepositions.
Adverbial phrases.
Direct Object.
Indirect object.
Subject.
Adverb.

Plus anything else you can find.
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Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall. #4 (permalink) Tue Feb 09, 2010 18:57 pm   Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall.
 

1.
The boy-subject
kicked-predicate
the ball-direct object
over the wall-adverbial modifier of place

2.
in the quiet of the countryside-adverbial modifier of place.
the bells-subject
of the church-attributive
rang out-predicate
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Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall. #5 (permalink) Tue Feb 09, 2010 19:00 pm   Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall.
 

Hi,
The verb is"kicked",
Prepositions the "two the" and"over",
Adverbial phrase"over the wall"
Direct object"ball"
Indirest object" wall"
I 've done it according to my limited knowledge, thanks.
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Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall. #6 (permalink) Tue Feb 09, 2010 20:49 pm   Please dissect these sentences: The boy kicked the ball over the wall.
 

Kitosdad wrote:
In the quiet of the countryside, the bells of the church rang out.


Hey Bill,

I´m not sure whether ......the quiet of the countryside...... must have been pointed off here. To me it more looks like an indirect object.

Will you please enlighten me?

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