Showing posts with label JRR Tolkien. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JRR Tolkien. Show all posts
Wednesday, 20 January 2021
Dissociation Of Subject And Theme
Labels:
JRR Tolkien,
Material,
Mood,
Theme,
Transitivity
Wednesday, 23 December 2020
Locational 'There' Or Existential 'There'?
Cf On the wide flats beside the noisy river there were marshalled …
If in many companies is how they were marshalled, then Manner;
If in many companies is where they were marshalled, then Location.
Labels:
Existential,
JRR Tolkien,
Material,
Mood,
Theme,
Transitivity
Tuesday, 19 July 2016
Existential Process Implicitly Replacing Material Process
Actor
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Process: material
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Location
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Existent
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Process: existential
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time
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doesn’t
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seem to pass
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here
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it
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just
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is
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Subject
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Finite
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Predicator
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Adjunct
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Subject
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Adjunct: counterexpectancy: limiting
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Finite
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Mood
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Residue
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Mood
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Labels:
Cohesive Conjunction,
Existential,
Extension,
JRR Tolkien,
Material,
Mood,
Transitivity
Monday, 18 July 2016
Behavioural Imperative Vs Verbal Imperative
Process: behavioural
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Process: material
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speak
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friend
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and
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enter
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Predicator
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Vocative
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Predicator
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Process: verbal
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Verbiage
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Process: material
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say
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friend
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and
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enter
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Predicator
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Complement
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Predicator
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Labels:
Behavioural,
Imperative,
JRR Tolkien,
Mood,
Transitivity,
Verbal
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