Hello, cwould you please help me with a grammar question?

Hello, cwould you please help me with a grammar question?

iIn the following phrase:

- wWe'd be talking about the molargest tectonic shift in the status quo ..."

Is "tectonic shift" is a verb or is just "shift" is the verb?

Neither. Both are nouns.

aAlso, is "tectonic" is athe subject?

No, "we" is the subject and ""would be talking" is the verb phrase.

it'sIt looks like a adjverb since the main function is to express the size of the shift.

"Tectonic" is an adjective describing "shift."

I'm in doubt ifover the part of how "the most tectonic shift" is made ofwas used.

You have a good sense. "Most" is grammatically incorrect to use here in order to modify "tectonic shift."

- about[preposition] the[article] molargest[adjective] tectonic[subadjective] shift[verbobject of the preposition]

or its it

- about[preposition] the[article] molargest[adjective] tectonic[adjectiverb] shift[verbobject of the preposition]

I'm a pnative Portuguese speaker.

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Hello,; could you please help me with a grammar question?

Hello,; could you please help me with a grammar question?

in the phrase:In the sentence "We'd be talking about the most tectonic shift in the status quo," is "tectonic shift" a verb, or is "shift" the verb?

- we'd be talking about the most tectonic shift in the status quo

"tectonic shift" is a verb or just "shit" is the verb?

aAlso, is "tectonic" is athe subject?

it'sIt looks like an adjverb since the main function is to express the size of the shift.

I'm in doubt if the partwondering if the breakdown of "the most tectonic shift" is made oflike this:

- the[article] most[adjective] tectonic[subject] shift[verb]

or itsOr could it be like this?

- the[article] most[adjective] tectonic[adverb] shift[verb]

I'm a pPortuguese speaker.