20 Examples of Subordinate Subordinate Claims

Subordinate Noun Sentences

The substantive subordinate clauses are propositions that work like nouns within the sentence. For example: You know That I'm right.

Like all subordinate clauses, are suborations that contain verbs and depend hierarchically on the main sentence.

Subordinate substantive propositions can be identified because:

The subordinate proposition is a functional syntactic category, because the function that the subordinate proposition fulfills could be fulfilled by a single word of a different morphological class.

How do they work in prayer?

The functions that a noun or noun phrase can perform in the context of the sentence are very varied, so the syntactic functions that subordinate propositions can assume are also varied nouns. Let's review the main ones:

Examples of substantive subordinate clauses

The following examples indicate in bold the substantive subordinate proposition and it is clarified in parentheses what is the syntactic function that is fulfilling that proposition.

1. Not goingworth it apologize at this point. (subject)
2. They will give a tax exemption to those who were affected by the catastrophe. (indirect object)
3. I was amazed at that I pretended to go out with her. (end of a regimen complement)
4. it's possible that the bus has been late. (subject)
5. I advise myself that would come after five. (direct object)
6. Park where you see space for two cars. (circumstantial complement of place)
7. I have intentions of go out with her. (end of a regimen complement)
8. The rocket was taken off by the first who collaborated in its creation. (agent complement)
9. Drinking alcohol on the street is prohibited. (subject)
10. I've been waiting for a year the launch of that new cell phone. (direct object)
11. Was close to get caught by the police. (end of a regimen complement)
12. They gave a scholarship to the students with the best averages. (indirect object)
13. The important is share moments with friends. (subject)
14. At all times we act as we had resolved in previous meetings. (circumstantial complement of mode)
15. I do not understand what you told me in the letter. (direct object)
16. Finally, he gave most of his riches (direct object) to who had accompanied him the longest. (indirect object)
17. You won't be able to go out for recess until that you finish this exercise. (circumstantial complement of time)
18. He was informed of the terrible news for the one who had been his best friend. (agent complement)
19. The important is that all are well. (subject)
20. The one who was sitting next to you he is a friend of my brother. (subject)

Subordinate clauses

According to the morphological class to which it is associated from the functional point of view, the subordinate clauses They may be: