Syntax - veškeré výsledky cvičení
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Analyse the sentences below in terms of main clauses and different types of subordinate
clauses. Write the names of subordinate clauses (e.g. adverbial clause of reason) above the chunks
of words they refer to and specify the functions (e.g. object direct) they perform. If you come across
the infinitive of purpose, change it into an adverbial clause of purpose. If you come across an
adverbial clause of purpose, change it into the infinitive of purpose if possible.
{1When, at the age of five, David Prince began using a calculator}, {2his proud parents foresaw} [3that
he would do wel at school].
1 – AC of time – A
2 – main clause
3 – nominal THAT clause - Od
{1They could not have anticipated the problem} {2he would face 14 years later.}
1 – main clause
2 – DRC – PM
{1While most pupils his age are struggling with A-levels,} {2he is trying to perform a balancing
between schoolwork and making his first mil ion from a computer consultancy.}
1 – AC of concession – ADV
2 – main caluse
{1Since his early days, Prince has progressed from computer to computer with such ease} {2that he
now sel s his own programmes to property firms.}
1 - main clause (Since - preposition)
2 - AC of result - A
{1Last week he was plunged into controversy} {2when his father told the headmaster} {3that his son
wished to leave school} {4so that he could devote himself to his computer consultancy,} {5which the
boy runs from his bedroom.}
1 – main clause
2 – AC of time (or defining RC - PM)– ADV
3 – nominal THAT clause – Od
4 – AC of purpose – ADV →…leave school to devote himself…