12. A matter of timing. She put the paper bag on her left hip.

It is a simple, two-member, extended, complete, declarative sentence.

“she” is the subject of the sentence, which is expressed by personal pronoun in Common case in the 3rd form, Singular,

“put” is the simple verbal predicate, which is expressed by finite form of the verb “to put” in Past Simple, Active voice,

“bag” is direct object, which is expressed by simple class noun in Common case, Singular,

“paper” is prepositive attribute to the noun “bag”, which is expressed by collective noun,

“on hip” is prepositional indirect object, which is expressed by prepositional phrase,

“her” is prepositive attribute to the noun “hip”, which is expressed by possessive pronoun in Nominative case,

“left” is the prepositive attribute to the noun “hip”, which is expressed relative adjective.

13. The Creative Impulse. Mrs Albert Forrester lived in a flat not far from the Marble Arch.

It is a simple, two-member, extended, complete, declarative sentence.

“Albert Forrester” is the subject of the sentence, which is expressed by proper noun,

“lived” is the simple verbal predicate, which is expressed by finite form of the verb “to live” in Past Simple, Active voice,

“Mrs.” Is opposition class attribute to the subject “Albert Forrester”, which is expressed by simple class noun in Common case,

“in a flat” is the adverbial modifier of place, which is expressed by prepositional phrase,

“not far from the Marble Arch” id postpositive attribute, which is expressed by syntactically indivisible group of words.

14. The Waxwork. The manager was a youngish man, stout, blond and of medium height.

It is a simple, two-member, extended, complete, declarative sentence.

“the manager” is the subject of the sentence, which is expressed by simple class noun in Common case in the 3rd form, Singular,

“was a man” is the compound nominal predicate, which consist of the link verb “to be” in Past Simple, Active voice and predicative “man”, which is expressed by simple class noun,

“youngish” is prepositive attribute to the noun “man”, which is expressed by derivative qualitative adjective in Positive degree,

“stout” is postpositive attribute to the noun “man”, which is expressed by simple qualitative adjective in Positive degree,

“blond” is the postpositive attribute to the noun “man”, which is expressed by simple qualitative adjective in Positive degree,

“of medium height” is the postpositive attribute to the noun “man”, which is expressed by prepositional phrase.

15. The use of force. It is very damp here sometimes.

It is a simple, two-member, extended, complete, declarative sentence.

“It” is the subject of the sentence, which is expressed by impersonal pronoun in Nominative case, in 3rd person, Singular.

“is damp” is compound nominal predicate, which consist of he link verb “to be” in Present Simple, in the 3rd person, Active voice and predicative “damp”, which is expressed by simple qualitative adjective in positive degree,

“very” is adverbial modifier of measure, which is expressed by adverb of measure,

“here” is adverbial modifier of place, which is expressed by adverb of place,

“sometimes” is adverbial modifier of time, which is expressed by adverb of time.