=Model I.=—Love had he found in huts where poor men lie.
Kind, a complex sentence.
=Analysis of (A.)=
Kind, a principal clause.
Subject, he.
Predicate, had found.
Object, love.
Adv. mod. of predicate, in huts _where poor men lie_.
=Analysis of (B.)=
Kind, an adj. clause, mod. _huts_.
Subject, men.
Adj. mod. of subj., poor.
Predicate, lie.
Adv. mod. of pred., where.
=Model II.=—Tell me who did it.
Kind, a complex sentence.
=Analysis of (A.)=
Kind, a principal clause.
Subject, [you.]
Predicate, tell.
Direct object, _who did it_.
Indirect object, me.
=Analysis of (B.)=
Kind, a noun clause, direct obj. of _tell_.
Subject, who.
Predicate, did.
Object, it.
=Model III.=—He goes home when I return.
Kind, a complex sentence.
=Analysis of (A.)=
Kind, a principal clause.
Subject, he.
Predicate, goes.
Adv. modifiers of pred., home, _when I return_.
=Analysis of (B.)=
Kind, an adv. clause, mod. _goes_.
Subject, I.
Predicate, return.
Adv. mod. of pred., when.
=Model IV.=—It doth appear you are a worthy judge.
Kind, a complex sentence.
=Analysis of (A.)=
Kind, a principal clause.
Real subject, _you are a worthy judge_.
Representative subject, it.
Predicate, doth appear.
=Analysis of (B.)=
Kind, a noun clause, real subj. of _doth appear_.
Subject, you.
Predicate, { verb incomplete predication, _are_.
{ complement of predicate, _a worthy judge_.
=Model V.=—The boy does not know this part of the wood, but he runs on.
Kind, a compound sentence.
=Analysis of (A.)=
Kind, a principal clause.
Subject, boy.
Adj. mod. of subj., the.
Predicate, does know.
Object, part.
Adj. modifiers of obj., this, of the wood.
Adv. mod. of pred., not.
=Analysis of (B.)=
Kind, a principal clause.
Subject, he.
Predicate, runs.
Adv. mod. of pred., on.
=Model VI.=—
From yonder ivy-mantled tower
The moping owl does to the moon complain
Of such as, wandering near her secret bower,
Molest her ancient, solitary reign.—_Gray._
Kind, a complex sentence.
=Analysis of (A.)=
Kind, a principal clause.
Subject, owl.
Adj. modifiers of subj., the, moping.
Predicate, does complain.
Adv. modifiers of pred.,
from yonder ivy-mantled
tower, to the moon,
of such _as, wandering_ . . . .
. . . . _reign_.
=Analysis of (B.)=
Kind, an adj. clause, mod. _such_.
Subject, as.
Adj. mod. of subj., wandering near her secret bower.
Predicate, molest.
Object, reign.
Adj. modifies of obj., her, ancient, solitary.
=Model VII.=—Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is
old, he will not depart from it.—_Bible._
Kind, a compound-complex sentence.
=Analysis of (A.)=
Subject, [you.]
Predicate, train.
Object, child.
Adj. mod. of obj., a.
Adv. modifiers of pred., up, in the way _he should go_.
=Analysis of (B.)=
Kind, an adj. clause, mod. _way_.
Subject, he.
Predicate, the verb-phrase, should go.
=Analysis of (C.)=
Kind, an adv. clause, mod. _will depart_.
Subject, he.
Predicate, { verb of incomplete predication, _is_.
{ complement of predicate, _old_.
Adv. of mod. of pred., when.
=Analysis of (D.)=
Kind, a principal clause.
Subject, he.
Predicate, will depart.
Adv. modifiers of pred., not, from it, _when he is old_.