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3 years ago

How to diagram the semtence "I dream of diving to the bottom of the ocean."

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Sentence diagram is a technique which helps to visually understand the function of each part of a sentence. In the particular case of the sentence: “I dream of diving to the bottom of the ocean."

The sentence diagram would result as follow:

I: pronoun

dream: verb

of: preposition

diving: verb

to: preposition

the: specific article

bottom: adjective

of: preposition

the: specific article

ocean: noun

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