In the old hovel, you´ll find her - (movement)

She will be found in the old hovel - (movement)

Constituency test 2: 

You will find her there -  (replacement)

the fisherman went out every day with his hook and line to catch fish,”

head of NP: fisherman

Main verb: wants

adjective: little (head)

adverb: possibly (head)

Preposition: on (head)

-Finite or non-finite: It is finite because the verb is conjugated in a past tense. 

-Stative or dynamic: It is a dynamic verb

-According to verb complementation: Intensive (or copular) – Intransitive – Transitive – Ditransitive – Complex ditransitive (or bogus ditransitive):  It is intransitive because you have a PP functioning as an Adverbial Adjunct.

Determiner: the

Head: cottage (noun)

• Is it definite or indefinite? It is a definite noun phrase because it refers to a particular thing - the cottage- and we have the definite determiner “the”. 

• Head? Cottage is the head of the noun phrase.

• Internal structure (determiners, pre-modifiers, complements, post-modifiers) determiner: the

Determiner: the

Head: flounder (noun)

• Is it definite or indefinite? It is a definite noun phrase because it refers to a specific animal and we have the definite determiner “the”. 

  
  Head? Flounder is the head of the noun phrase

• Internal structure (determiners, pre-modifiers, complements, post-modifiers): determiner (the)

-Finite or non-finite: It is finite because the verb is conjugated in the present tense - verb to be-

-Stative or dynamic: It is a stative verb because it does not describe movement.

-According to verb complementation: Intensive (or copular) – Intransitive – Transitive – Ditransitive – Complex ditransitive (or bogus ditransitive): It is copular because the verb TO BE is the copulative verb.

-Finite or non-finite: It is finite because the verb is conjugated in the past tense.

-Stative or dynamic: It is a dynamic verb.

-According to verb complementation: Intensive (or copular) – Intransitive – Transitive – Ditransitive – Complex ditransitive (or bogus ditransitive): It is ditransitive because we can see an indirect object (us) and a direct object (the cottage).

Determiner: a

premodifier: little (adjective)

Head: cottage (noun)

• Is it definite or indefinite? It is an indefinite noun phrase because it does not refer to a specific thing and also we have the non defining determiner “a”. 

• Head? Cottage is the head of the noun phrase

• Internal structure (determiners, pre-modifiers, complements, post-modifiers) determiner: a ; premodifier: little

• Is the sentence simple, complex or compound? Why? The sentence is complex because it has an independent clause and one dependent clause.

• Is the main clause in the sentence transitive, intransitive, ditransitive, copular, bogus ditransitive? The main clause is copular because the verb TO BE is the copulative verb.

• Is the sentence simple, complex or compound? Why? The sentence is simple because it has an independent clause and a finite verb.

• Is the main clause in the sentence transitive, intransitive, ditransitive, copular, bogus ditransitive? The main clause in the sentence is transitive because it needs a direct object.

• Is the sentence simple, complex or compound? Why? The sentence is compound because it has two clauses linked by the conjunction AND.

• Is the main clause in the sentence transitive, intransitive, ditransitive, copular, bogus ditransitive? The two main clauses in the sentence are transitive because their verbs are followed by a direct object.