NP/ModN/Adjectival

2.Last Monday was a holiday.

NP/S/Nominal

3.The Monday washing is on the line.

N/ModN/Adjectival

4.Mrs. Reed always jogs Mondays.

N/opA/Adverbial

5.Whether we are going for a picnic again is a question he is always asking.

NP/sC/Nominal

6.On the beach is better than at home.

PP/S/Nominal

7.He was hopeful of the change.

NP/PC/Nominal

8.They are in a hurry.

PP/sC/Adjectival

9.We chose him our leader.

NP/oC/Nominal

10.I find her charming.

Adj/oC/Adjectival

11.My son is the boy near the window.

PP/obA/Adverbial

12.The films harmful to children are not shown.

AP/ModN/Adjectival

13.Paul is certain of winning the lottery.

PP/sC/Nominal

1.That he is rich means nothing to me.

NCl/ Subject

2.I believe that he is innocent.

NCl/ dO

3.The gallery’s defence was that they didn’t realise they were copies until it was too late.

NCl/ sC

AdvCl/ Vmod

4.My father was sure that I could overcome my fears.

NCl/ AC

5.You should see if your guest requires anything else.

NCl/ dO

6.When the teacher arrives, all the students in the class stand up.

AdvCl/ Smod

7.She can’t accept the idea that women are not equal to men.

NCl/ NC

8.The fact that the company is almost bankrupt is not true.

NCl/ NC

9.It is uncertain that she can help me.

Extraposed subject

10.John wasn’t happy at school until he found that he had (trans) a lot of supports from his friends.

AdvCl/ Vmod

NCl/ AC

11.Before the exhibition opened, the gallery had been certain his  paintings would sell extremely well.

AdvCl/ Smod

NCl/ AC

NCl/ Subject

2.It is rather unlikely that he will propose to her soon.

Extraposed subject

3.I hope they will visit me when I am in hospital.

NCl/ dO

AdvCl/ Vmod

4.Claude thinks that Stan and Louise would make a nice couple.

NCl/ dO

5.My brother said that the man became a millionaire before he reached the age of thirty.

NCl/ dO

AdvCl/ Vmod

6.The manager locked the safe because he was concerned that someone might enter the office.

AdvCl/ Vmod

NCl/ AC

7.Although the economy is improving, it is not clear that we will see growth this year.

AdvCl/ Smod

Extraposed subject

8.Can the absurd rumor that he will resign  be true?

NCl/ NC

9.Did he tell the premier that he shouldn’t be nervous about the disclosures?

NCl/ dO

(1) The man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo is now my butler.

ACl/ ModN

(2) Which animals Bertram feeds is his decision.

NCl/ Subject

(3) We should find out who the visitors to the restaurant were.

NCl/ dO

(4) It’s hardly surprising you can’t get your teeth into the fritters Jim cooks.

Extraposed subject

ACl/ ModN

(5) When we are going for a picnic is a question that he is always asking.

NCl/ Subject

NCl/ NC

(6) I’m nervous that the hoops that have been alight will topple over when the
hippos jump through them.

NCl/ AC

ACl/ ModN

NCl/ AC

AdvCl/ Vmod

(7) Watson, who was never very quick, is wondering if Holmes’s theory that the
governess is the guilty party can possibly be right.

ACl/ ModN

NCl/ dO

NCl/ NC

NCl/ NC

(8) That piano is impossible for the dancers to move.

NCl/ AC

(9) We became zombies through watching too much TV.

AdvCl/ Vmod

(10) Having furnished ourselves with garlic, we set off.

AdvCl/ Smod

(11) Although feeding twice a day, he still seems hungry.

AdvCl/ Smod

(12) His proposal to show us his holiday snaps was treated politely.

NCl/ Subject

(13) I have an idea we should think about.

ACl/ ModN

(14) I have an idea we should think about exams.

NCl/ NC

(15) The fact that I communicated with Mona is crucial.

NCl/ NC

(16) The fact that I communicated to Mona is crucial

NCl/ NC