Show Me the Subject.
Noun Clauses
IO-DO or DO-OC?
Two NPs in the Predicate Phrase
Two NPs in the Predicate Phrase
Find the OP
100
Athena is the Greek goddess of war.
100
I will take whoever wants to go.
whoever wants to go
100
Georgia re-elected Raphael Warnock Senator.
DO OC
100
The box ran around the mouse.
the mouse
200
Everyone worshipped Athena.
200
Do you know who's coming to dinner?
who's coming to dinner
200
The rain left the yard a mess.
DO OC
200
Everyone agreed to cooperate towards a solution.
a solution
300
The Greek goddess of war is Athena.
300
Whoever just used the kitchen left a mess.
whoever just used the kitchen
300
No one gave it any thought.
IO DO
300
I'll be there in a few minutes.
a few minutes
400
That powerful male god gave Athena a golden apple.
400
Tell me whatever you know.
whatever you know
400
Let's all pitch in and buy Mom a new car.
IO DO
400
Please come with me!
me
500
Athena's father is Zeus.
500
My brother prefers whichever plate has the most food.
whichever plate has the most food
500
Old Mother Hubbard made her poor dog a sandwich.
IO DO
(Or humorously, DO OC)
500
Your love put me on the top of the world.
top, world