Its subject is the 19-word noun phrase indicated in ... (The two complicated examples we are examining here use this pattern.) Complement-subject-verb pattern (C-S-V): "By my side my daughter ...

We’ve been featuring a lot of what I like to call full-circle Decoder guests on the show lately, and Daniel is a perfect example ... technology — you can complement what RPA is doing on ...

Compound modifiers can be adverbs, too. Often, these compound adverbs come after the verb: She works part-time. And because ...

Remember that adding apostrophe followed 's' does not make a plural noun. It is used for contractions and to show possession. For example: ‘We saw lots of bird’s in the garden’ - is ...

I was impressed to see the major market indexes hold their prior day’s gains, considering the prior day was the best performing day of the year. It gives me a lot more confidence that the ...

About four-in-ten Americans (43%) say Trump is favoring favoring Russia too much, while fewer (31%) say he’s striking about the right balance between Russia and Ukraine. Fresh data delivered Saturday ...

Relative to noncoerced complement nouns, the coerced nouns evoked an N400 effect. This effect was not modulated by the number of possible activities implied by the coerced nouns (e.g., began reading ...

The figure above is of a single node FTF drawn left-to-right. Here is an example tree drawn in the same way. What do the different labels mean? What is a ‘PU’ or an ‘OD’? What does ‘prd’ stand for?