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Syntactic analyzation of "When an English speaker realises that a foreign person they are speaking to doesn't understand one of their sentences, they repeat it, the same way, but louder, as though the person were deaf. At no point does it come to their mind that their vocabulary might be complicated or that their expression might most probably be ambiguous to a foreigner and that they could reword it in a simpler way. The result is that not only does the person still not understand, but they get irritated at being considered deaf."
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Word
Part of speech
Syntactic relation
1.
When
wh-abverb.
2.
an
Determiner
3.
English
Adjective
4.
speaker
Noun
Singular
5.
realises
Verb
3rd person sing.
6.
that
Preposition
7.
a
Determiner
8.
foreign
Adjective
9.
person
Noun
Singular
10.
they
Personal Pronoun.
11.
are
Verb
Sing Present
12.
speaking
Verb
Gerund/Present Participle.
13.
to
to.
14.
does
Verb
3rd person sing.
15.
n't
Adverb.
16.
understand
Verb
Base Form.
17.
one
Cardinal Digit
18.
of
Preposition
19.
their
Possessive Pronoun.
20.
sentences
Noun
Plural
21.
,
22.
they
Personal Pronoun.
23.
repeat
Verb
Sing Present
24.
it
Personal Pronoun.
25.
,
26.
the
Determiner
27.
same
Adjective
28.
way
Noun
Singular
29.
,
30.
but
Conjunction
31.
louder
Adverb
Comparative.
32.
,
33.
as
Preposition
34.
though
Preposition
35.
the
Determiner
36.
person
Noun
Singular
37.
were
Verb
Past Tense.
38.
deaf
Adjective
39.
.
.
40.
At
Preposition
41.
no
Determiner
42.
point
Noun
Singular
43.
does
Verb
3rd person sing.
44.
it
Personal Pronoun.
45.
come
Verb
Base Form.
46.
to
to.
47.
their
Possessive Pronoun.
48.
mind
Noun
Singular
49.
that
Preposition
50.
their
Possessive Pronoun.
51.
vocabulary
Noun
Singular
52.
might
Modal
53.
be
Verb
Base Form.
54.
complicated
Verb
Past Participle.
55.
or
Conjunction
56.
that
Preposition
57.
their
Possessive Pronoun.
58.
expression
Noun
Singular
59.
might
Modal
60.
most
Adverb
Superlative.
61.
probably
Adverb.
62.
be
Verb
Base Form.
63.
ambiguous
Adjective
64.
to
to.
65.
a
Determiner
66.
foreigner
Noun
Singular
67.
and
Conjunction
68.
that
Preposition
69.
they
Personal Pronoun.
70.
could
Modal
71.
reword
Verb
Base Form.
72.
it
Personal Pronoun.
73.
in
Preposition
74.
a
Determiner
75.
simpler
Adjective
Comparative
76.
way
Noun
Singular
77.
.
.
78.
The
Determiner
79.
result
Noun
Singular
80.
is
Verb
3rd person sing.
81.
that
Preposition
82.
not
Adverb.
83.
only
Adverb.
84.
does
Verb
3rd person sing.
85.
the
Determiner
86.
person
Noun
Singular
87.
still
Adverb.
88.
not
Adverb.
89.
understand
Verb
Base Form.
90.
,
91.
but
Conjunction
92.
they
Personal Pronoun.
93.
get
Verb
Sing Present
94.
irritated
Adjective
95.
at
Preposition
96.
being
Verb
Gerund/Present Participle.
97.
considered
Verb
Past Participle.
98.
deaf
Adjective
99.
.
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A noun names a person, place, things or idea. Examples dog, cat, horse, student, teacher, apple, Mary etc...
Adverb
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