Quotation Marks (#6)
1. " *You* Wait!" [ [#1] called Roger,] "{for my brother and me}." | 2. Winifred answered, [DO "I am ready (PA)."] | 3. "The United States," [ [#1] said Philip,] "is rich (PA) {in iron ore}." | 4. [DO "Who was Thomas Edison (PN) ?"] asked George. | [#2] 5. "The boys," [ [#1] he assured her (IO),] "have done their best (DO)." | 6. "Tick tock," (DO) said the clock. | 7. "My friend [DirA]," [ [#1] said the old man,] "you are very kind (PA)." | 8. *You* Remember the old proverb (DO), [ [#3] "Haste makes waste (DO)."] | 9. "When," [ [#1] inquired the man,] "do you expect the plane to land [#4] ?" | 10. "What a beautiful scene!" (DO) exclaimed the travelers. | Notes 2. Alternatively, the "was" clause can be considered the main clause, and the "asked" clause can be explained as an interjection. See KISS Level 3.2.3 - Interjection? Or Direct Object? 3. This clause functions as an appositive to "proverb." See KISS Level 5.4 - Appositives. 4. "Plane" is the subject of the verbal (infinitive) "to land." The infinitive phrase functions as the direct object of "do expect." |