Quantum

Prepositional Phrase |
Preposition | Noun Phrase |
| Determiner | Opinion | size | Shape | age | color | Origin | Material | Qualifier | Noun | Pronoun |
| | observation | | Form | |colour | nationality | | Use | | |
| | | | | | | | | quantum | computer | |
| the | wild | | | | | | | | Card | |
| a | | | | | | | | game | changer | |
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Verbs |
Verb Phrase | Verb |
Auxiliar | Non-finite | Finite |
could | be | is |
| | |Quantum computer is the wildcard; it could be a game changer.

Instructions:
The first sentence is done for you as an example.
Classify all the phrases --prepositional phrases, nounphrases, and verb phrases—in the charts provided.

Sara and Christian
1. It can change the entire landscape of artificial intelligence.
2. Let me explain.
3. At the present time, our mostadvanced robots, some of which are built in Japan and also in MIT, have the collective intelligence and wisdom of a cockroach, a mentally challenged cockroach, a lobotomized mentally challengedcockroach.
4. These cockroaches take about six hours to walk across the room.
5. They enter a room.

Rubria and Ever
6. They see lines, circles, squares, triangles, but they don't know thefact that they are looking at chairs, desks, tables, people, and lamps.
7. They see better than us; they don't know what they are seeing.
8. Also they hear better than us, but they don'tunderstand what they are hearing.
9. So we need a new architecture.
10. And then in ten years silicon power may run its’ course, and the silicon revolution may actually collapse.

Darioand Berenice
11. We are used to the fact that computers double in power every eighteen months.
12. That can't go on forever.
13. Moor’s Law which is the foundation of modern society...