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Homework Sentences

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The following sentences are intended to help you practice your knowledge of tree diagrams and transformations.

For each sentence

  1. write out and diagram the surface, intermediate, and deep structures
  2. list the transformations that were applied to produce each stage

Example:

  1. Will I love you?
  2. Am I the Walrus?
  3. How can I say this?
  4. Where might she go on the bus?
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