Sentences - 3_TGES

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She has taken my writing pen to note down her missed portion.

• Infinitive

• to note down

• Subject

• writing

• Present Participle

• missed

• Finite verb

• She

• Past Participle

• has taken

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Jogging in morning gives me unconditioned strength.

• indirect object

• gives

• Past Participle

• Jogging

• Subject

• Jogging in morning

• Present Participle

• unconditioned

• Finite verb

• me

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Sam along with his mother went to purchase a rolling pin.

• Finite verb

• Sam along with his mother

• Present Participle

• a rolling pin

• Subject

• rolling

• infinitive

• to purchase

• direct object

• went

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Geeta has given a pen to Amit to write the letter that she wanted to be published.

• Dependant clause

• that she wanted to be published.

• direct object

• to write

• infinitive

• has given

• Main clause

• Geeta has given a pen to Amit to write the letter

• Finite verb

• a pen

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Sudhir abolished what seemed to be illegal in his state.

• Object

• what seemed to be illegal

• Finite verb

• to be

• Infinitive

• what seemed to be illegal in his state

• Dependant clause and object

• seemed, abolished

• Main clause

• Sudhir abolished

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Dhir said that he had offered Ram a job which he didn't wany to do.

• object

• Dhir said

• Indirect object

• that he had offered Ram a job

• infinitive

• that he had offered Ram a job which he didn't wany to do.

• Dependant clause

• Ram

• Main clause

• to do

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Injured Hari injured another person who injured Hari earlier.

• Main clause

• Injured Hari injured another person

• Subordinate clause

• who injured Hari earlier.

• Twice it is a finite verb

• Injured Hari

• Subject + injured in Present Participle

• another person

• object

• injured

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If you do not study, you will fail drastically.

• Intransitive verbs

• study, fail

• Adverb

• drastically

• Dependant clause

• If you do not study

• Main clause

• you will fail drastically

• Subject

• You

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After offering the offerings, Ram is offering silver coins to get more blessings.

• Finite verb

• offering

• Subject

• to get

• Present Participle

• offerings

• Gerund

• is offering

• Infinitive

• Ram

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Gopal and Krishna not only bought a used car but also drove it on the main highway.

• Coordinate conjunction

• bought, drove

• Finite verb

• used

• Past participle

• not only ... but also

• Object

• and

• Correlative conjunction

• it