Syntax

Syntax's 1st assigment

1.       Jhon’s a living dead man.  

S        P               C

(well-formed  syntactically, ill-formed pragmatically, ill-formed  semantically)

2.       My wife is no my wife.

       S        P          C

(well-formed  syntactically, well-formed pragmatically, ill-formed  semantically)

3.       This is a five-sided hexagon.

  S     P                     C

(well-formed  syntactically, ill-formed pragmatically, ill-formed  semantically)

4.       This oats is of rather poor quality.

        S       P   prep.        C         

(ill-formed syntactically, well-formed pragmatically, well-formed semantically)

5.       You can see the taste in the fox’s glassier mint.

  S          P             O      prep.             C 

 (well-formed syntactically, ill-formed pragmatically, ill-formed semantically)       

6.      Two and two is five.

                         S              P     C  

( well-formed syntactically, ill-formed pragmatically, ill-formed semantically)

7.      I order you to know the answer.

S   P        O    prep.       C   

( well-formed syntactically, well-formed pragmatically, well-formed semantically)

8.      My tooth brush is pregnant again.

             S              P             C

( well-formed syntactically, ill-formed pragmatically, ill-formed semantically)

9.      Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.

               S                         P          adv. of manner

( well-formed syntactically, ill-formed pragmatically, ill-formed semantically)

10.   I eat so much cereals for   breakfast.

S  P             O                 prep.    C. O

( well-formed syntactically, ill-formed pragmatically, well-formed semantically)