In all languages, sentences can occur within sentences. For example, in exercise 2,sentence (b) contains sentence (a), and sentence (c) contains sentence (b). Put anotherway, sentence (a) is embedded in sentence (b), and sentence (b) is embedded in sentence(c). Sometimes embedded sentences appear slightly changed from their normal forms, but you should be able to recognize and underline the embedded sentences in thefollowing examples. Underline in the non-English sentences, when given, not in the
57translations (the first one is done as an example):a. Yesterday I .b. Becky said that Jake would play the piano. c.I deplore the fact that bats have wings. d.That Guinevere loves Lorian is known to all my friends. e.Who promised the teacher that Maxine wouldnt be absent?f. Its ridiculous that he washes his own Rolls-Royce. g.The woman likes for the waiter to bring water when she sits down. h.The person who answers this question will win $100.i. The idea of Romeo marrying a 13-year-old is upsetting. j.I gave my hat to the nurse who helped me cut my hair. k.For your children to spend all your royalty payments on recreational drugs is ashame. l.Give this fork to the person Im getting the pie for. m.khˆawHechyˆabelievewaˇathatkhruut eachermaa. come(Thai)‘He believes that the teacher is coming.’n..will(French)leave‘I wonder when hell leave.’o..read(Dutch)‘Jan said that Piet has not read this book.