1. The problem is to analyze the sentence "We worked from home until conditions were safer" by identifying parts of speech and sentence structure. 2. The sentence is: "We worked from home until conditions were safer." 3. Breakdown of parts of speech: - "We" is the subject (pronoun). - "worked" is the verb (past tense). - "from home" is a prepositional phrase acting as an adverbial phrase indicating location. - "until conditions were safer" is a subordinate clause indicating time. 4. The formula for sentence analysis involves identifying the subject (S), verb (V), objects (O), complements (C), and modifiers (M). 5. Applying this: - S: We - V: worked - M (adverbial phrase): from home - Subordinate clause (time): until conditions were safer 6. The subordinate clause "until conditions were safer" contains: - "conditions" as subject - "were" as linking verb - "safer" as predicate adjective 7. The sentence structure is: S V M Subordinate Clause 8. This analysis helps understand how the sentence components relate and function together. Final answer: The sentence "We worked from home until conditions were safer" consists of a subject "We", verb "worked", an adverbial prepositional phrase "from home", and a subordinate clause "until conditions were safer" where "conditions" is the subject, "were" the linking verb, and "safer" the predicate adjective.