NAME: ANGIELYN V.

MONTIBON DATE: January 22, 2021

Module 2, LA2

A. 1. John Gave Paul a black eye.

Word Part of Speech Criteria

John Noun Semantic (name of a person)
Functional (part of the phrase that forms the
subject of the verb “gave” )
Structural (part of the sentence that precedes the
verb )
gave Verb Semantic ( describes an action)
Structural ( position in the sentence- after the
noun; past tense )
Paul Noun Semantic (name of a person)
Functional ( part of phrase that forms the indirect
object of verb “gave”)
Structural ( position of the sentence- after the
verb)
a Determiner (article) Functional (modifies the noun “black eye” )
black eye Noun Functional ( part of phrase that forms as direct
object of the verb “gave” )
Structural ( position the sentence- after an article)
2. The principal sent them to his office immediately.

The Determiner Semantic ( mark or signals noun)

(Article) Functional (part of the phrase that introduces and
modifies the noun “principal”)
Structural ( position of the sentence- before the
noun)
principal Noun Semantic ( a common noun)
Functional ( part of the phrase that forms the
subject of the verb)
Structural (part of the sentence that follows after
the article)

sent Verb Semantic ( denotes an action)

Structural ( position of the sentence- after the
noun; past tense)
them Pronoun Semantic (
(object pronoun) Functional ( part of phrase that forms indirect
object of the verb)
to Preposition Functional ( convey information about location,
“office” )
Structural (position of the sentence- comes after
the pronoun, “them” )
his Pronoun Semantic ( takes place of a noun in a sentence)
(possessive Functional ( part of sentence that modifies the
pronoun) noun “office”)
Structural (position of the sentence- place after
an article)
office Noun Semantic ( name of a place)
Functional ( part of sentence that functions the
object of preposition “to”)
immediately Adverb Semantic (an adverb of manner)
Functional ( part of the sentence that describes
the manner of the verb “ sent” )
Structural ( part of the sentence that positioned
after the noun)

B. List the three major moods in English and write a sentence that corresponds to each type.
1. Declarative - She’s my mother.
2. Interrogative -How old is he when his mother passed away?
3. Imperative -Please proceed to the counter after the rehearsal.