Please teach me about the grammar of a few sentences, about the grammar of a sentence

1 Postposition.

2 The greatest expense is the subject.

is developing is the predicate.

the supplemental materials and tochnology professors choose to accompany those textbooks.is the object, where professors choose to accompany those textbooks is the definite.

1.The former is more accurate.

2.In English, if it is a juxtaposition structure connected by an AND and has the same components before and after, it is generally omitted after the AND.

Therefore, the repetition of the be in the second be and the previous will be is generally omitted.

3.Another example: i'll be back and (be) waiting for you here.

The first one, be not easy, grammatically incorrect.

Remove the AWAY. far away from...Stay away, such as far away from home

far from sth./doing sth.: Almost the opposite, far from it.

Translation: Hoover was far from a die-hard conservative. Some scholars now consider him to be the leading progressive of his time.

Structure: far from the prepositional phrase part can be understood as an adverbial, hoover was is the subject and predicate of the sentence, some scholars now contend is the insertion, and the leading progressive of his day is the predicate of the sentence.

The greatest interest is the subject.

in exceptional children is the definite word.

This is followed by the past participle phrase as a definite modifier that modifies the greatest interest

shown yes too.

The deciciple is passively related to the modifier.

In public education is an adverbial modifier of the past participle.

Over the past three decades is a temporal adverbial that modifies the past participle.

indicates is the predicate.

The strong feeling is the object.

in our society is the adverbial followed by the cognate clause illustrating feeling

that leads the noun clause to be an apposition.

All citizens is the subject in the clause, whatever theirspecial conditions is the omitted concession adverbial clause in the clause, and deserve is the predicate in the clause.

The opportunity is an object in a clause.

to fully develop their capabilities.It is the verb infinitive that modifies the opportunity

The second sentence.

exceptional children are different in some significant way from others of the same age.

in significant ways is an adverbial.

from others of the same age is the definite modifier ways

Answer: This sentence should be simplified as: the greatest interest indicates the strong feeling

in exceptional children shown in public education over the past three decades, the whole as a definite modifier the greatest intereast

This sentence roughly means: for more than 30 years, the huge profits made by public schools for children with special needs imply a strong phenomenon that all citizens of our society have made every effort to improve their abilities with all the opportunities they have, no matter what special circumstances they find themselves in.

that all citizens, whatever theirspecial conditions, deserve the opportunity to fully develop their capabilities.are all the same as the strong feeling, and explain the feeling.

Whatever theirspecial conditions is indeed an interpolation, and it can also be said to be a concession adverbial clause in a copositional clause.

Second sentence: To be similarly simplified, it should be exceptional childrenare different ifrom others.

In some significant way is an adverbial phrase that modifies different, and is a place to show that special students are different from other students of the same age.

of the same age

That's pretty much it, thank you.

The greatest interest (is) in exceptional childern

Not a definite clause is a non-predicate because there is neither a antecedent nor an incomplete clause A clause is one that has a complete sentence structure: subject-verb.

The sentence is not really grammatically correct because deserve...This part is neither subordinate nor juxtaposed.

Antithesis.

the fact subject (definite clausethat e-mail is the no. 1 online activityis a predicate.

concrete evidencePredicate (definite clause that there's a huge number of people （who feel likewise.The WHO-guided sentence modifier people is also a definite obedience. It is equivalent to the definite subordinate of the object in the definite clause)).

There is no such thing as "if the time adverbial after in, it should be after for", there is no such statement.

Taj Mahal (not tai mahal) was ordained by Emperor Shah Jahan for his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It was not built for the emperor himself. ）

Are you confused, time adverbial and place adverbial, generally say place first and then say time, here for is "for ......"Table purpose.

Both are prepositional objects, in the seventeenth century time adverbial, for the emperor shah jehan is the object adverbial.