Identifying and Classifying Subordination in Sentences: A Practice Exercise, Apuntes de Morfología y Sintaxis

¡Descarga Identifying and Classifying Subordination in Sentences: A Practice Exercise y más Apuntes en PDF de Morfología y Sintaxis solo en Docsity! UNIT 4: ENRICHING AND EXPANDING THE CLAUSE FURTHER PRACTICE ON SUBORDINATION Identify cases of subordination and indicate their type (clausal adjunct, non-restrictive relative clause, embedded complement clause, etc.) in the following sentences: 1. He suddenly sat down as if trying to demonstrate how tired he was. 2. All houses in the street having been searched, the police disappeared again. 3. It would seem that he has been wrong all the time. 4. His resignation came quite unexpectedly, to tell you the truth. 5. Perhaps the people who are waiting are still there. 6. Even if he went down on his knees, I wouldn’t dream of lending him $1,000. 7. Leaving the car unlocked, he walked quickly towards the group of people. 8. What drove him to do it I found out when we questioned the third witness. 9. The police do not wish to disclose where the money was found. 10. Two witnesses alleged that the woman left the pub before 10 pm. 11. ‘Come on, lads,’ Tommy yelled. 12. I saw someone enter the shop late at night. 13. As he’s an only child, he gets a good deal of attention. 14. It has made him very unhappy to discover that his wife has been faithful to him. 15. The news that the president had fled the country was expected. 16. The large size is unavailable, which is a pity.