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The first cause, ‘on some roads’ denotes what is about to be talked about in the sentence. The second clause, ‘there are features’ emphasizes the fact that the roads are features. The third clause, ‘such as road humps, chicanes and narrowing’ elaborates on the features by providing examples. The final clause ‘which are intended to slow you down’ completes the sentence which then adds meaning to it. Another case in which an adjective is used is in describing speed when the text is read but looking at it in written context it presents itself as a noun.
This is because the word speed is not proceeded by any word.in describing the word care, ‘extra’ has been written before care so that it shows how much care should be available. In the written text and spoken text they both convey the same message because it is a complete sentence in both cases. By using the adverb ‘partially’ before hidden describes the manner in which the bends could be hidden. Suppose hidden was not described then the presumption would be it is completely hidden which may not have been the case.
Prepositions have also been employed in this text but however, due to the difference in written text and spoken text it may give a clause meaning or it may not. For instance,’ Maintain a reduced speed along the whole stretch of road within calming measures.’ Suppose it is to be spoken then the preposition ‘within’ will denote within what range of speed on should be driving on these roads. ‘The information is the same both in written and spoken form because it is a complete sentence made of two clauses.
Conjunction has also been applied in the sentence. ‘Take extra care on country roads and reduce your speed at approaches to bends, which can be sharper than they appear. ‘And’ is the conjunction used to provide flow and connection of clauses in the sentence. Which
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