Sentence Diagramming
Daily Diagrams 211-220
Day 220. In a sentence of unequal comparison, it may be
hard to figure out how to complete the than-clause. 
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Sentence Diagramming Daily Diagrams 211-220 |
| Day 211. Having lived in a city his entire life, he
moved to the country after retirement so that he could have a large garden
in his backyard. |
| Day 212. He always said that he found living in the
country more agreeable than life in the city.
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| Day 213. Something hard was being asked of them. |
| Day 214. While redbud trees blossomed at my home in
Kentucky, five inches of snow fell at my son's home in Colorado.
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| Day 215. My response to the email message of a teacher
who wrote to me today was returned marked undeliverable.
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| Day 216. If the teacher in question will provide
me with another email address, I will be happy to resend my response.
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| Day 217. I was encouraging to find that this web page is
being read by a gentleman in Qatar, who wrote to me today with a question
about the "Daily Diagram" archives. |
| Day 218. The hardest sentences to diagram may be
sentences of comparison.
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| Day 219. What makes sentences of comparison harder to
diagram than most other sentences?
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Day 220. In a sentence of unequal comparison, it may be
hard to figure out how to complete the than-clause. |
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