Seminar 6

The central component of the proposition is the

• argument

• attribute

• process

• circumstance

What is the type of process in the sentence:

I don't trust his judgement.

• material

• mental

• verbal

• relational

• existentional

What is the type of process in the sentence:

I made my breakfast alone.

• material

• mental

• verbal

• relational

• existentional

What is the type of process in the sentence:

She told me the story of her life.

• material

• mental

• verbal

• relational

• existentional

What is the type of process in the sentence:

The beach is not the place to work.

• material

• mental

• verbal

• relational

• existentional

What is the type of process in the sentence:

There was not a tree in sight

• material

• mental

• verbal

• relational

• existentional

Choose the clause with an Effected participant:

• a) He angrily threw a stone at the barking dog.

• b) His mother used to bake delicious pies and bread.

• c) Peaches won't ripen in this climate.

Choose the clause where the main participant is a Force:

• a) Simplification of outward life is not enough.

     

• b) A friend of mine spent three years in a German prison camp.

•    c) Prison life taught him extraordinary spiritual freedom.

Choose the clause where the main participant is an Experiencer/Senser :

• a) My family has lived in this part of England for at least 500 years.

• b) I love the feeling of space.

• c) Twenty years ago they moved to Wales for good.

The communicative structure of the sentence consists of

• a) the Subject and the Predicate

• b) the Process and the Participants

• c) the Theme and the Rheme

• d) the Given and the New