0Right or wrong?02br 02br 02br 00“For a moment01b01sup00102sup02b00, I even thought01b01sup00202sup02b00 that this was some sort of test01b01sup00302sup02b00 and that this woman was someone from the head office01b01sup00402sup02b00, testing my loyalty01b01sup00502sup02b00.”02br 02br 001: Prepositional phrase used adverbially.02br 02br 002: Main clause02br 02br 003: Dependant clause02br 02br 004: Dependant clause02br 02br 005: Participial phrase02br 02br 00For: preposition,02br 02br 00A: indefinite determinant02br 02br 00Moment: noun02br 02br 00I: personal pronoun, 101sup00st02sup00 person, 02br 02br 00Even: adverb, expressing surprise02br 02br 00That: relative pronoun? 02br 02br 00This: pronoun02br 02br 00Was: L.V. simple past02br 02br 00Some: determiner, determines “sort”, indefinite article02br 02br 00Sort: noun02br 02br 00Of: preposition02br 02br 00Test: noun02br 02br 00And: subordinating conjunction, (I thought and could only be used as a coordinating conjunction??)02br 02br 00This: definite article02br 02br 00Woman: noun02br 02br 00Was: L.V. simple past02br 02br 00Someone: indefinite pronoun02br 02br 00From: preposition, links someone and head office02br 02br 00Head office: compound noun+ head used as an adjective rather than a noun here. 02br 02br 00Testing: present participle (verb?)02br 02br 00My: determiner02br 02br 00Loyalty: noun0-
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0 01font 00Wow, you really surprised me the way you undestand a sentence. I usually try to get the meaning first. 02br 02font 02br 00That: relative pronoun?
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0 01font00Wow, you really surprised me the way you undestand a sentence. I usually try to get the meaning first. If I was bored with nothing to do, I might like to learn it that way.02br 02font02br 00That: relative pronoun? 01font00==> Yes, I think so. It relates 2 noun clauses to your sentence.02fo