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Syntax A
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Study now0. Introduction
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Study now1. Revision - clause elements & phrases, clause types, verb classes, word classes
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Study now2. Syntactic and semantic characterization of clause elements. Intrinsic X extrinsic modality. Ability, permission and possibility
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Study now3. S - V concord, emphasizing negation, nonassertive words
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Study now4. Expectation, assumption and conclusion
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Study now5. Obligation and absence of obligation
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Study now6. Duty and arrangement, with non-fulfilment
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Study now7. Use of should for suggestions, opinions, feelings
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Study now8. "The semantics and grammar of adverbials" - Grammatical Functions
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Study now9. Verbs and phrases followed by the plain infinitive
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Keys
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Study now10.Pro-forms (Substitution)
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•Translation V.
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Keys
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Study now11. Ellipsis
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Keys
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Study now12. Final Quiz
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Study nowProjekt OPVK
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Handout 2b
Lesson 2 / handout 2b - KEY
Semantic roles of clause elements
SUBJECT - agentive participant (the doer of the action)
- the animate participant that causes the happening denoted by the verb
- John is cleaning the windows.
DIRECT OBJECT - affected participant
- animate or inanimate, not causing the happening but directly involved
in the action
- We’ve sold our house.
INDIRECT OBJECT - recipient participant
- animate being, passively involved by the happening or state
- I bought him a book.
SUBJECT or OBJECT COMPLEMENT - attribute
- current attribute: with verbs used statively
- resulting attribute: with verbs used dynamically
- She is my sister. I consider her my best friend.= current attribute
- She became a teacher. She drives me mad. = resulting attribute
- She is a doctor. They named their son James. = identification
- She is a good doctor. I find her clever. = characterization
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Syntax A
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Study now0. Introduction
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Study now1. Revision - clause elements & phrases, clause types, verb classes, word classes
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Study now2. Syntactic and semantic characterization of clause elements. Intrinsic X extrinsic modality. Ability, permission and possibility
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Study now3. S - V concord, emphasizing negation, nonassertive words
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Study now4. Expectation, assumption and conclusion
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Study now5. Obligation and absence of obligation
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Study now6. Duty and arrangement, with non-fulfilment
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Study now7. Use of should for suggestions, opinions, feelings
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Study now8. "The semantics and grammar of adverbials" - Grammatical Functions
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Study now9. Verbs and phrases followed by the plain infinitive
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Keys
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Study now10.Pro-forms (Substitution)
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•Translation V.
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Keys
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Study now11. Ellipsis
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Keys
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Study now12. Final Quiz
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Study nowProjekt OPVK
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