Rheme

The rheme of the poem was the beauty of nature.

The rheme "television" in "I watched television all night" refers to an electronic device that displays audio and video.

The rheme "dog" is the subject of the sentence "The dog chased the cat."

The rheme "book" in "She gave me a book to read" refers to a physical object that carries information.

The rheme "excited" describes the speaker's emotional state in the sentence "I am so excited to see you!"

The rheme of the argument was the unfair treatment of employees.

The rheme of the sentence is the main focus of the message.

In semiotics, the rheme is the signified or meaning of a sign.

The teacher asked the students to identify the rheme in the sentence.

The linguistics textbook defined the rheme as the part of the sentence that carries the new information.

The rheme of the sentence "He ate a sandwich for lunch" is "ate a sandwich."

"She danced gracefully across the stage" has "danced gracefully" as its rheme.

"He wrote a novel about time travel" has "wrote a novel" as its rheme.

In the sentence "The storm destroyed the old tree," the rheme is "destroyed the old tree."

"He won the championship with a knockout" has "won the championship" as its rheme.

The rheme in "She gave a speech about climate change" is "gave a speech."

The rheme of "He traveled to Europe last summer" is "traveled to Europe."

"She baked a cake for her friend's birthday" has "baked a cake" as its rheme.