Asked by Hayden
Identify the subject, verb, compliment, adj and prepositional phrase and adverb
1. Nearly everybody has heard a strauss waltz.
2. The waltz is a form of ballroom dance that originated in Germany and Austria in the eighteenth century.
3. John Strauss was the most famous and, some say, the best composer of waltzes.
4. He was born in Vienna, the capital city of Austria, in 1825.
5. Strauss came from a well-established family of musicians.
6. His father and brothers Edward and Jose were respected composer and conductors in their own right.
1. everybody-sub, has heard-verb, nearly-adverb, waltz-compliment
2. waltz-sub, is-verb, form-compliment, of ballroom dance, in the eighteenth century-prep phrase
3. John Strauss-sub, was-verb, famous-compliment, best-adj
4. he-sub, was born-verb
5. Strauss-sub, came-verb, from a well-known established family, of musicians-prep phrase
6. Edward, Jose-sub, were respected-verb, composers, conductors-compliment, in their own right-prep phrase
1. Nearly everybody has heard a strauss waltz.
2. The waltz is a form of ballroom dance that originated in Germany and Austria in the eighteenth century.
3. John Strauss was the most famous and, some say, the best composer of waltzes.
4. He was born in Vienna, the capital city of Austria, in 1825.
5. Strauss came from a well-established family of musicians.
6. His father and brothers Edward and Jose were respected composer and conductors in their own right.
1. everybody-sub, has heard-verb, nearly-adverb, waltz-compliment
2. waltz-sub, is-verb, form-compliment, of ballroom dance, in the eighteenth century-prep phrase
3. John Strauss-sub, was-verb, famous-compliment, best-adj
4. he-sub, was born-verb
5. Strauss-sub, came-verb, from a well-known established family, of musicians-prep phrase
6. Edward, Jose-sub, were respected-verb, composers, conductors-compliment, in their own right-prep phrase