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Paragraphs from The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Dideon
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sentence 11: When Quintana was at Columbia-Presbyterian, his own hospital although she was not his patient, he had stopped in to see her every evening. (Didion, 2006, p. 170)
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When Quintana was at Columbia-Presbyterian, his own hospital |
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subordinator: When function: adds a time reference to IND DEP type: adverbial clause of time
subject: Quintana (proper noun) verb: was adverbial: at Columbia-Presbyterian (prepositional phrase) structure: SVA
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DEP #2 |
although she was not his patient |
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subordinator: although function: adds an element of contrast to IND DEP type: adverbial clause of contrast
subject: she (pronoun) verb: was complement: patient (common noun; identifies the subject she) structure: SVC
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IND |
he had stopped in to see her every evening |
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subject: he (pronoun) verb: had stopped adverbial: in (preposition) structure: SVA |
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clause combination: 1+2 sentence type: X
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Reference: Didion, J. (2006). The year of magical thinking. New York: Vintage International. |