Carter Lee Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

How to stop to interpret below sentence?

Hi.

I have hard time to interpret as below sentence. To understanding, how could I stop with below structure? It's too long and complexity.

 "An official consultation paper is expected to detail how thousands of rejected asylum seekers could face having their state support withdrawn once they have exhausted all their appeal rights to stay in the country."
  

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[An official consultation paper] - subject [is expected] - verb [to detail how thousands of rejected asylum seekers could face having their state support withdrawn once they have exhausted all their appeal rights to stay in the country] - verb complement ********************************** [to detail] - infinitive head of non-finite clause [how thousands of rejected asylum seekers could face having their state support withdrawn once they have exhausted all their appeal rights to stay in the country] - object of 'detail' Does that help?

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[An official consultation paper] - subject

[is expected] - verb

[to detail how thousands of rejected asylum seekers could face having their state support withdrawn once they have exhausted all their appeal rights to stay in the country] - verb complement

**********************************

[to detail] - infinitive head of non-finite cl
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Mister Micawber[An official consultation paper] - subject[is expected] - verb[to detail how thousands of rejected asylum seekers could face having their state support withdrawn once they have exhausted all their appeal rights to stay in the country] - verb complement**********************************[to detail] - infinitive head of non-finite clause[how thousands of rejec
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Carter LeeBut especially, It makes me crazy interpret bunch of object of detail.
Then I think you need to read simpler texts, Carter Lee.

[how] - adverb head of adverbial clause

[thousands of rejected asylum seekers] - subject
[could face] - verb
[having their state support withdrawn once they have exhausted al
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Mister Micawber Carter LeeBut especially, It makes me crazy interpret bunch of object of detail.Then I think you need to read simpler texts, Carter Lee.[how] - adverb head of adverbial clause[thousands of rejected asylum seekers] - subject[could face] - verb[having their state support withdrawn once they have exhausted all their appeal rights to stay in the country] - obj
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Carter LeeSo would you please introduce some text books?
On what subject?
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Some kinds of to find sentece structure subject , I want to read and separate sentence structure it.
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I have never seen such a book per se. If you google 'sentence patterns', 'sentence types', 'sentence structure' or 'word order' for instance, you will find many explanatory sites like these:

http://www.ucl.ac.uk/internet-grammar/function/sentpatt.htm