“He left town a pauper. He came home a millionaire.”
Does anyone have an idea about how to diagram the first sentence?
Thank you very much.
“He left town a pauper. He came home a millionaire.”
Does anyone have an idea about how to diagram the first sentence?
Thank you very much.
Don’t know about diagramming it, but
He left town (as) a pauper.
(When) he left town (he was) a pauper.
Good evening, James. Welcome back! By the way, what do you mean by diagramming, a term Greek to me in this context? (Tree diagram?)
A simple Google search for ‘diagram a sentence’ (especially an image search) would provide many examples.
Here’s a clear explanation:
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Thank you, Beeesneees and Anglophile, VERY much for your replies.
Let me make an attempt to visualize a tree diagram here.
Syntactical Unit
Clause-cum-sentence
l
He left town a pauper
Grammatical Units
Pronoun Verb Noun Determiner Noun
l l l l l
He left town a pauper
Constituent Units
left
l
leave + ed
A valiant effort but diagramming is not possible on the forum using the message box unless a picture is added.