How to emphasize parts of speech

To emphasize parts of speech in the sentence is not so difficult. Though they are not enough, it is a very simple procedure. You just need to study a few rules, and it's done!

You will need

• Notebook, pen and a little patience.

Instruction

1. Let's start with studying all of the sentence. Are the main is the subject and predicate. And there's also a secondary definition, circumstance and addition.
2. The subject is often a noun, it answers the questions "who?" "what?". Emphasizes a straight line. The predicate is a verb, answers the question, "what does?". Emphasizes two straight lines. A complement answers the questions "what?" "who?", "what?" "who?", "what?", "by whom?, "what?", "who?". And underlined with a dotted line. The definition is most often an adjective answers the questions "what?", "whose?". A wavy underline. Fact is answering the questions "where?" "where?" "where?", "whose?". Emphasizes the point and the dotted line.