Sentence components include subject, predicate, object, attribute, adverbial and complement.

Component action symbol

The subject is the object of the statement, suggesting "who" and "what"

The statement of the predicate to the subject, answering "what" and "how"—

The dominant object wavy line in the predicate center of the object verb

Modifier of attributive subject and object, marked "de" ()

A modifier of an adverbial predicate, meaning "land" []

A supplementary component of the predicate, marked with "de"

2. The backbone of the sentence

The backbone of a sentence is what remains after the attribute, adverbial and complement in the sentence are compressed.

Method of extracting sentence trunk:

The first step is to separate the subject from the predicate with the "∨" boundary.

Great people will certainly create great times.

The second step is to mark the attributive that acts as the subject in the phrase with "()", and the rest is the head language; Mark the predicate object in the phrase with wavy lines:

The (great) people will certainly create a great era. (Draw wavy lines)

Step 3, mark adverbial with [], complement with < >, attribute with (), and the rest is the head language:

The (great) people must create (great) times.

In this way, in addition to attributive, adverbial and complement, the main sentence is displayed: the people created the times.

Extracting the sentence trunk is to master the structure of the original sentence and help to understand the meaning of the original sentence. However, it must be noted that the main part of the sentence is not equal to the original sentence, and the meaning is not as clear as the original sentence, and some of them are even far from the original sentence. It should also be noted that when extracting the backbone of negative sentences, the negative words should generally be picked out together.

Please, landlord.