In the sentence "One doesn’t give up a god easily, and so with White Fang," what element is implicitly understood in the second part?

is a strategy of taking a single clause and "splitting" it into two, allowing us to highlight a specific constituent.

A in English and Ukrainian, like in all other languages, contains two or more primary predication centers mostly represented by as many corresponding clauses.

In English syntax, an is a word or phrase that qualifies a noun or a pronoun.

 subjects, consisting of it or there, are subjects considered to have no semantic content but which simply fill the necessary subject slot.

  is the movement of an element (such as an object, adverbial, or complement) from its canonical position after the verb to the beginning of the clause.

Within a sentence, the word or combination of words containing the meaning of predicativity may be called the , the grammatical employment of predicativity.

: a word or phrase that is grammatically required to complete the meaning of a verb, noun, or adjective.

7. The clauses of a composite sentence may be joined with the help of connective words (syndetically) or directly, without connectives ().

The totality of an individual's knowledge of language is viewed as a , referred to as the “construct-i-con”.