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the queen
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is reading
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her new book
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Actor
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Process: material
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Scope
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the queen
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reads
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novels
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Actor
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Process: material
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Scope
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beans
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make
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horses
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fart
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Stimulus ?
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Process:
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Behaver
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behavioural
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nurses
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make
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babies
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burp
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Stimulus ?
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Process:
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Behaver
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behavioural
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nurses
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burp
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babies
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Stimulus ?
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Process: behavioural
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Behaver
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The Beneficiary is the one to whom or for whom the process is said to take place. It appears in ‘material’ and ‘verbal’ clauses, and occasionally in ‘relational’ ones. (In other words, there are no Beneficiaries in ‘mental’, ‘behavioural’ or ‘existential’ clauses.)
I
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want
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one of those
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for my kids
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Senser
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Process: mental
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Phenomenon
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Beneficiary
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The Beneficiary is the one to whom or for whom the process is said to take place. It appears in ‘material’ and ‘verbal’ clauses, and occasionally in ‘relational’ ones. (In other words, there are no Beneficiaries in ‘mental’, ‘behavioural’ or ‘existential’ clauses.)
I
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will sing
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a song
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for you
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Behaver
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Process: behavioural
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Behaviour
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Beneficiary
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