Syntactic Constituents

Let’s get familiar with the concept of constituency before we learn how to identify the constituents. This video will do the former :)
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[@alexrediger2099]

I really appreciate the work you put into this. I’m still struggling through a book on syntax to see how constituents really work- it says if something is a constituent, then that thing it’s a constituent of can’t have any other constituents, which doesn’t make sense, but I may be misunderstanding the book. I’ll check out your other videos as they may make it more clear

[@hauratsamarah925]

Very useful, thanks a lot ! May god bless you🌟🌟

[@SyedIrfan-te8ci]

Excellent sir

[@EnglishHutLearning]

Nice explained 👏

[@SyedIrfan-te8ci]

Stay blessed

[@bibanc1872]

Hello there , can u plz answer my question ? What is the difference between immediate and ultimate constituents ??!

[@ryan-vw6vw]

so a constituent has to be an independent unit? is that correct, sir?

[@blackedits1994]

Hi

[@vickykhandagale9396]

Hi

[@SuperRip7]

You never mentioned subject or precedent.