Could you help me identify parts of these sentences? (S, V, O, A, C....)
1. “ While the internet already transformed the sector two decades ago, today a second revolution is taking place, with the rapid increase of services provided through mobile devices.”
2. “ Although this relationship is complex, and there is no evidence of direct causality, the more pristine the natural environment of a country, the more tourists are inclined to travel there, and the more they are willing to pay to access well-preserved areas.”
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I'll just do the first sentence.
Clause 1
Subject: markets (modified by adj phrase "developing and emerging")
present continuous verb: are becoming
Complement : larger (comparative adj) source (noun adjunct) markets (plural noun)
Conjunction structure: not only...but also
Clause 2:
Subject: they (pronoun referring to "developing and emerging markets")
present continuous verb: are improving
object: their (possessive pronoun) T>T (noun adjunct) competitiveness (noun) (modified by prepositional phrase "in order to position themselves as more attractive destinations for developing the T>T sector.")
The prepositional phrase can be broken down as follows:
preposition: in order to
verb: position
object: themselves
complement: as (prep) more (adv) attractive (adj) destinations (pl. noun) [for developing the T>T sector] (prepositional phrase)
The prepositional phrase can be broken down as: for (prep) developing (gerund) the (article) T>T (noun adjunct) sector (noun)
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