OBLIGATORY CLAUSE NUCLEUS | e.g. | ||||||||
S-V | Stative | Intensive | A place | 1 | A time | ||||
Cs | 2 | A place | |||||||
Extensive /transitive/ |
Monotrans. | Od | 3 | ||||||
Ditrans. | Oi+Od | 4 | |||||||
Complex Transitive | Ocomplex | 5 | |||||||
Dynamic | Intensive | Cs | 6 | A manner /process/ |
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Extensive | Intrasitive | 7 | |||||||
Transitive |
Monotrans. | Od | 8 | ||||||
Ditrans. | Oi+Od | 9 | |||||||
Complex Transitive | Ocomplex | 10 |
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Wednesday, October 17, 2012
ENGLISH CLAUSE STRUCTURE
Labels:
CLAUSE,
CLAUSE PATTERNS,
COMPLEX TRANSITIVE,
DISTRANS,
DYNAMIC,
INTENSIVE,
MONOSTRANS,
STATIVE,
STRUCTURE
Sunday, October 14, 2012
2. CLAUSE STRUCTURE IN ENGLISH
One clause is one simple sentence, i.e. one S – P /Subject – Predicate/ group.
I. CLAUSAL CONSTITUENTS
The English clause is made up of five major constituents: S V O C A / Subject - Verb/ Predicate – Object – Complement – Adverbial modifier /. The main parts are the S and V /traditionally marked by V/. O and C are secondary sentence constituents closely associated with the V, while A is more peripheral.
Most current linguistic theories are verbo-centric, i.e. the V is taken as central hub/ pivot/ of the expression determining the whole pattern of the clause. Thus the type of V determines the type of clause pattern.
Labels:
CLAUSAL CONSTITUENTS,
CLAUSE,
Direct,
Ditransitive,
DYNAMIC,
EXTENSIVE,
Indirect,
INTENSIVE,
INTRANSITIVE,
Monotransitive,
OBJECTS AND COMPLEMENTS,
Predicator,
STATIVE,
STRUCTURE,
Subject,
TRANSITIVE,
TYPES OF VERBS
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