Match each highlighted noun phrase from the sentences below to its exact grammatical function within the clause.
- "the lead investigator" in: The attorney general handed the lead investigator the confidential dossier.Indirect Object
- "a formidable challenge" in: The committee considered the proposed budget revision a formidable challenge.Object Complement
- "an eminent scholar in African linguistics" in: Dr. Adebayo, an eminent scholar in African linguistics, delivered the keynote address.Appositive
- "the newly renovated auditorium" in: The university choir performed inside the newly renovated auditorium.Prepositional Complement
Cevap
1. 'the lead investigator' matches Indirect Object; 2. 'a formidable challenge' matches Object Complement; 3. 'an eminent scholar in African linguistics' matches Appositive; 4. 'the newly renovated auditorium' matches Prepositional Complement.
Each noun phrase correctly aligns with its syntactic role based on sentence structure: 'the lead investigator' is the recipient of the action (indirect object); 'a formidable challenge' describes the direct object (object complement); 'an eminent scholar in African linguistics' renames the subject (appositive); and 'the newly renovated auditorium' completes a prepositional phrase (prepositional complement).
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Syntactic Functions of Noun Phrases