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دمتم بود عسى ان تكون سنه خير وعامره بالمسرات والله يبعد عنكم ابو جلنبو

1- Syntax or syntactic analysis : determining the relevant component parts of a sentence or describing these parts grammatically.

2- The component parts of sentence are calledconstituents

3- This is called a "top to bottom'analysis. The units smaller than the sentence will be referred to as clauses, phrases, words and morphemes.

4- constituents In other words, Syntax involves the two closely related tasks of :

(a)breaking down the sentence into its constituents

(b)assigning some grammatical label to each constituent, stating what type of constituent (or grammatical category ) it is, and what grammatical function it has.

5- The purpose of doing syntax is to discover the ways in which constituents combine to form the structure of sentence.

6- Morphemes: are the minimal, indivisible units in syntax.

7- There is a convention which is generally used to sum up the system of expanding one unit into other. It is a set of instructions called phrase

8- The category labels in tree diagram such as s1, s2, s3, NP, VP, V ect, are all attached to the nodes of that tree, and the line connecting these nodes are called branches

9- Sentences resulting from the clefting process are called cleft sentences.

10- The person who performs the Agent and whoever or whatever undergoes it is called the patient.

11- We call this process fronting ( or proposing ). Only certain sentence elements can be fronted, and these elements must be constituents.

12- Questions which ask for a particular piece of information, rather than for simply Yes or No, are called wh- questions. We call them wh- questions because they are often introduced by a word (or phrase) beginning with wh .

13- Sentences used to ask questions are interrogative sentences; used to supply information are declarative sentences

14- Coordinators such as and, but and or. A clause which is coordinated with another clause in this way is called a conjoin.

15- A sentence which consists of a coordinated clauses (conjoins) is called a compound sentence.

16- sentence used to ask questions are interrogative sentence; sentence used to supply information are declarative sentences.

17- These mixed types of sentences are called compound-complex sentences

18- Elements which occupy COMP slot ( that, whether, if, for, ect. ) are often referred to as complementisers

19- V erbless clausesare clauses in which the verb ( usually a form of to be ) and sometimes have been deleted.

20- Here the diary is an NP within a VP. In a sense, the NP completes the VP and is therefore called a Complement of the verb read.

21- These per-verbal elements are the so-called modal auxiliaries, or modals (e.g. shall, will, may, can, should, would, might, could, must. )

22- Phrases consisting of a preposition ( in, about, under, to, with, ect ) followed by an NP or an S are called prepositional phrases (PPs). We shall assume that the preposition (P) is the Head of the PP, and that what follows the Head is its Complement (Prepositional Complement , or prepc )

25- Transitive verbs: in syntax, a transitive verb is the verb that requires both a direct subject, and one or more objects. For example; push, hate, give, etc

26- Mono- transitive verbs: verbs that require exactly one object. For example; kill, read, etc.

27- Di- transitive verbs: verbs that are to take two objects, an Odand an Oi. For example; give, send call, etc.

28- Ambi- transitive verbs: verbs that can be used in a transitive or an intransitive way. For example; he reads, he read a book.

29- Intransitive verbs: verbs that take zero object; don't require an object. For example; die, smile, laugh, etc

30- Complex transitive: some verbs are followed by two phrase, but their order of function is different from Di-transitive verbs

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1- The rules conditioning the organization of texts are the rules of text grammar or discourse grammar, whereas the rules which determine the structure of sentences make up sentence grammaror syntax

9- V erbless clauses are clauses in which the verb ( usually a form of to be ) and sometimes have been deleted
14- These per-verbal elements are the so-called modal auxiliaries, or modals (e.g. shall, will, may, can, should, would, might, could, must. )