Pair each bracketed noun phrase in the provided sentences with its corresponding grammatical function.
- Dr. Bakare, [a renowned professor of linguistics], delivered the keynote address at the international conference.Appositive (Noun Phrase in Apposition)
- The unexpected cancellation of the annual summit remained [a major disappointment to the delegates].Subject Complement
- The lead investigator handed [the newly appointed magistrate] the missing case files.Indirect Object
- The governing council unanimously declared Mrs. Lawson [the chief executive officer of the institution].Object Complement
Cevap
1. 'a renowned professor of linguistics' matches Appositive; 2. 'a major disappointment to the delegates' matches Subject Complement; 3. 'the newly appointed magistrate' matches Indirect Object; 4. 'the chief executive officer of the institution' matches Object Complement.
Each noun phrase performs a distinct syntactic role defined by its relationship to the main verb and surrounding clause elements: renaming a subject (Appositive), complementing a linking verb (Subject Complement), receiving a direct object (Indirect Object), or completing the identity of a direct object (Object Complement).
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Syntactic Functions of Noun Phrases
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