Analyze the following text and: a) point out semantic, morphological and syntactic features of the nouns; b) analyze the verbs from the point of view of their grammatical categories. On the first of May after last year together at college, Frank Ashurst

Analyze the following text and: a) point out semantic, morphological and syntactic features of the nouns;
b) analyze the verbs from the point of view of their grammatical categories.:
On the first of May after last year together at college, Frank Ashurst and his friend Robert Garton were on a tramp. They had walked that day from Brent, intending to make Chagford, but Ashurst‟s football knee had given out, and according to their map the had still some seven miles to go. They were sitting on a bank beside the road, where a track crossed alongside a wood, resting the knee and talking of the universe, as young men will. Both were over six feet, and thin as rails; Ashurst pale, idealistic, full of absence; Garton queer, round-the-corner, knotted, curly, like some primeval beast. Both had a literary bent; neither wore a hat. Ashurst‟s hair was smooth, pale, wavy; Garton‟s was a kind of dark unfathomed mop. They had not met a soul for miles.