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SV The sun is shininng.
SVO That lecture bored me.
SVC Your dinner seems ready.
* C: subject complement
SVA My office is in the next building.
* A: subject-related adverbial
SVOO I must send my parents an anniversary card.
SVOC Most students have found her reasonably helpful.
* C: oubject complement
SVOA You can put the dish on the table.
* A: 0bject-related adverbial
Note: One minor clause type is the bare existential sentence
There is no need for apologies.
There must have been some misunderstanding.
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N(S)P(V) The sun /is shininng.
N(S)P(be A) My office /is in the next building.
* A: subject-related adverbial
Minor clause There /is no need for apologies.
There /must have been some misunderstanding.
N(S)P(V)N(O) That lecture /bored //me.
N(S)P(V)P(C) Your dinner /seems /ready.
* C: subject complement
N(S)P(V)N(O)N(O) I /must send //my parents //an anniversary card.
N(S)P(V)N(O)P(C) Most students /have found //her /reasonably helpful.
* C: oubject complement
N(S)P(V)N(O)P(A) You /can put //the dish /on the table.
* A: 0bject-related adverbial