(Lecture-5), Hierarchical Structure of a Sentence
Mere words are not immediate constituents of the sentence. The words in a sentence must work in groups. They must develop immediate relationship with each other.
00:00 Introduction
00:31 Hierarchical Structure of a Bicycle
02:16 Please join the channel
02:51 Steps of Syntactic Structure
03:33 Words not Immediate Constituents
04:05 Hierarchical structure of Bicycle & Sentence is same
04:26 Sentences as Structure Forces
05:09 Tree diagram of a sentence
07:24 Mere words not immediate constituents of the sentence
07:45 Words form groups
07:57 Sentences consist of phrases
08:22 Phrase intermediate between the sentence and its words
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