Question

13) "What can I do for you?" The greengrocer to Mrs Hill 14) Mrs Drill: "Whose composition isn't on my desk, Sam?" 15) "How could you drive here in this storm?" Linda to the writer​

Answer 1

Ответ:

13) 7 grammatical bases

"What can I do for you?" - Interrogative sentence in the present tense, passive voice with a subject-verb-object word order.

The greengrocer (subject) to Mrs Hill (indirect object) - prepositional phrase acting as a direct object.

14) 9 grammatical bases

"Whose composition isn't on my desk, Sam?" - Interrogative sentence in the present tense with a subject-verb-object-complement word order.

Mrs Drill (subject), Sam (indirect object), composition (direct object), on my desk (prepositional phrase acting as a subject complement).

15) 11 grammatical bases

"How could you drive here in this storm?" - Interrogative sentence in the past tense with a subject-auxiliary-verb-object-complement word order.

Linda (subject) to the writer (indirect object), you (direct object), in this storm (prepositional phrase acting as an adverbial modifier of place).