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- older than I am
- very confidently
- kind to everyone
- fit to be a leader
- has resigned
- The man
- project
- responsible
- He is fond of chocolate.
- Fond of chocolate, the cake was eaten by him.
- He fond of chocolate ate the cake.
- He ate the cake fond of chocolate.
- Modifying a noun
- Predicate Adjective (Subject Complement)
- Appositive
- Object Complement
- The boy, afraid of the dark, slept with a light on.
- We saw a man in the window shouting for help.
- Full of confidence, the match was won by the team.
- The painting on the far wall is a masterpiece.
- The issues
- relevant to this discussion
- to be addressed first
- The issues relevant
- The dark, stormy night was frightening.
- He bought a car bigger than his old one.
- This is a very interesting book.
- Happy with the result, he celebrated with friends.
- Adjective
- Noun
- Adverb modifying 'beautiful'
- Preposition
- in the morning
- with a loud noise
- full of surprising joy
- to the market
- wealthy
- very wealthy
- having wealth
- being wealthy
- modify a noun or pronoun
- modify a verb, adjective, or adverb
- act as a noun in a sentence
- express a complete thought
- student
- exam
- topped
- The entire sentence
- Redundant pronoun
- Incorrect possessive
- Misplaced modifier
- Faulty parallelism
- A very courageous man
- A man with courage
- A courageous man
- All of the above are possible, but this is the most concise.
- Subject
- Direct Object
- Adverbial modifier
- Adjectival modifier
- Subject
- Direct Object
- Indirect Object
- Appositive
- Subject
- Direct Object
- Adjective Phrase
- Adverb Phrase
- His primary goal is to win the scholarship.
- The book on the table is mine.
- The new captain is the most experienced player on the team.
- They elected him class president.
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