Absolutely! Let's break down the **syntactic structure** of the sentence:

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**Sentence:**  
**"Amazon made an offer to buy all of TikTok."**

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### **1. Sentence Type:**  
Declarative sentence (simple sentence).

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### **2. Constituents (Phrasal Structure):**

- **[S**  
  - **NP (Subject):** *Amazon*  
  - **VP (Predicate):**  
    - **V:** *made*  
    - **NP (Direct Object):**  
      - **Det + Noun:** *an offer*  
      - **PP (Purpose/Infinitival Clause):**  
        - **to buy all of TikTok**  
  - **.]**

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### **3. Tree Structure (Simplified):**

```
S
├── NP (Subject)
│   └── N: Amazon
└── VP
    ├── V: made
    └── NP (Object)
        ├── Det: an
        ├── N: offer
        └── CP (Infinitival Clause)
            └── TP
                ├── TO: to
                └── VP
                    ├── V: buy
                    └── NP
                        ├── Det: all
                        └── PP
                            ├── P: of
                            └── NP: TikTok
```

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### **4. Key Relations:**

- **"Amazon"** is the **subject** performing the action.
- **"made"** is the **main verb**.
- **"an offer"** is the **direct object** of "made".
- **"to buy all of TikTok"** is a **complement** (specifically a purpose clause) explaining the content or goal of the offer.
- Within that:
  - **"buy"** is the **infinitive verb**.
  - **"all of TikTok"** is the object of "buy".

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### **5. Dependency Relations (simplified):**

| Word       | Relation        | Head    |
|------------|------------------|---------|
| Amazon     | nsubj            | made    |
| made       | root             | —       |
| an         | det              | offer   |
| offer      | dobj             | made    |
| to         | mark             | buy     |
| buy        | xcomp            | offer   |
| all        | det              | TikTok  |
| of         | case             | TikTok  |
| TikTok     | nmod (obj of "buy") | buy |

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Would you like a visual syntax tree or a CoNLL-U format version of this?