What the analysis shows
Every part of the sentence
Subject, predicate, objects, attributes and adverbials, each named with its role in the sentence.
Cases explained
Which of the six cases every noun, adjective and pronoun is in, and the preposition or verb that requires it.
Aspect and verbs of motion
Imperfective or perfective for every verb, and the difference between pairs such as идти and ходить.
Long sentences split into clauses
Clauses introduced by который, что, если, когда or ли are separated and analyzed one at a time.
Example analysis
This is the kind of result you get. Each part of the sentence is named, then broken down into its words and forms, and what they do.
Structure: time adverbial + subject + predicate + complement of accompaniment + adverbial of direction (word order is flexible; case endings carry the meaning)
- Вчера: adverb of time, "yesterday".
- я: subject, nominative case.
- ходил: predicate, the past tense of the motion verb ходить (imperfective, multidirectional), masculine singular.
- ходил в кино describes a round trip: went there and came back. The ending -л is masculine; a woman says ходила.
- с друзьями: complement of accompaniment, who with
- с ("with") takes the instrumental case: друзья → друзьями.
- в кино: adverbial of direction
- в + accusative answers "where to?". Кино is indeclinable, so its form doesn't change.
Meaning: "Yesterday I went to the cinema with my friends."
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References
- Грамота.ру, reference portal on the Russian language
- Russian National Corpus (Национальный корпус русского языка)
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