Question

Определите по грамматическим признакам, какой частью речи является слова, оформленные окончания -s- и какую функцию это окончание выполняет. 1 Professors and lectures give lectures to students 2 Ann loves animals. She's got four pets: two cats and two dogs3 Alan and Jane's car is big and new

Answer 1

Professors, lectures, students - множеств. число сущ.
loves - глагольное окончание, означающее, что глагол стоит во времени Present Simple, а подлежащее стоит в ед. числе, третьем лице
animals. - множественное число сущ.
She's - сокращение глагола has
pets, cats, dogs - множественное число сущ.
Jane's - притяжательный падеж (машина принадлежит Алану и Джейн)

Answer 2

Parts of Speech and Functions of the -s Ending

In the given sentences, we can identify the parts of speech and the functions of the -s ending as follows:

1. "Professors and lectures give lectures to students." - "Professors" is a noun in the plural form, referring to more than one professor. - "Lectures" is a noun in the plural form, referring to more than one lecture. - "Give" is a verb in the present tense, third person singular form. The -s ending in "gives" indicates that the subject, "professors and lectures," is in the third person singular form. - "To" is a preposition indicating the direction of the action. - "Students" is a noun in the plural form, referring to more than one student.

2. "Ann loves animals. She's got four pets: two cats and two dogs." - "Ann" is a proper noun, referring to a specific person. - "Loves" is a verb in the present tense, third person singular form. The -s ending in "loves" indicates that the subject, "Ann," is in the third person singular form. - "Animals" is a noun in the plural form, referring to more than one animal. - "She's" is a contraction of "she" and "is." The -s ending in "she's" indicates that the subject, "she," is in the third person singular form. - "Got" is a verb in the present tense, third person singular form. The -s ending in "got" indicates that the subject, "she," is in the third person singular form. - "Four" is a numeral adjective, indicating the quantity of pets. - "Pets" is a noun in the plural form, referring to more than one pet. - "Two" is a numeral adjective, indicating the quantity of cats and dogs. - "Cats" is a noun in the plural form, referring to more than one cat. - "Dogs" is a noun in the plural form, referring to more than one dog.

3. "Alan and Jane's car is big and new." - "Alan" is a proper noun, referring to a specific person. - "Jane's" is a proper noun in the possessive form, indicating ownership. - "Car" is a noun, referring to a vehicle. - "Is" is a verb in the present tense, third person singular form. The -s ending in "is" indicates that the subject, "car," is in the third person singular form. - "Big" is an adjective, describing the size of the car. - "And" is a conjunction, connecting the two subjects, "Alan" and "Jane." - "New" is an adjective, describing the age or condition of the car.

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