Help! Diagramming!!!?
Wrap it up in this paer and place it over here.
and:
Nikki and her friend walked to the sandy beach and swam in the ocean.
Thank you sooo much for your help!
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Wrap- verb, predicate first clause
it – pronoun, subject
up in – preposition(s)
this-pronoun
paper-noun
and- article, conjunction (wrap and place)
place-verb
it – pronoun
over here-adverb
Wrap it up in this pa[p]er – first clause
place it over here.- second clause
Nikki and her friend walked to the sandy beach and swam in the ocean.
Nikki and her friend – subject
walked – predicate
to-adverb
the-article
sandy- adjective
beach- noun
and-coordinating conjunction (walked and swam)
swam-verb
in- preposition
ocean-object of the verb swam, noun
My guess is these sentences are are about the conjunction.
(You) wrap it up in this paper and (you) place it over here.
Diagram accordingly as a compound sentence, placing the understood “you” in parenthesis.
In the second sentence, “to the sandy beach” and “in the ocean” are prepositional phrases modifying your compound verbs walked and swam. diagram accordingly.
but that’s just how I see it.
