problems with descriptive grammar

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Hi guys. I have a problem with descriptive grammar.
Take each dependent clause into brackets: mark in as finite(FC), non finite(NFC), verbless VC), name its syntactic role as subject (S), object(O), complement(C), adjunct(A):
Emily left the meeting in a good mood
Ask my brother if there were any phone calls yesterday.
We heard that everybody wanted to stay.

Thanks a lot for help.

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Does your teacher know you are doing homework this way?

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@Frank Apisa,

I'm not native speaker of English and have problem with understanding the grammar. It's important to someone help me.

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@josek20,

josek20 wrote:

I'm not native speaker of English and have problem with understanding the grammar. It's important to someone help me.

Okay, Jose...I get that.

But my question still holds.

Does your teacher know you are doing your homework this way?

This appears to be a homework assignment...an assignment about something a teacher taught and discussed. It is not something that just came out of the blue...or something that you dreamed up in an effort to learn more about English.

You gotta ask yourself: Are you going to learn more about English by having other people do your homework for you...or by doing it on your own?

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@Frank Apisa,

There is no need to continue the conversation. You don't want to help, that's fine.

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