9.2 Complex Sentences Pt. 2

Question 1

state

Answer 1

makes reference to state of affairs either internal, external, attributive, possessive
ex. wanna, gonna, have to

Question 2

additive

Answer 2

joining of two objects, events, or states without dependency on order
ex. I set here, you sit there

Question 3

temporal

Answer 3

coding of timing dependency between and among events; often coded with connective “then”
ex. I take a bath, then go to bed

Question 4

casual

Answer 4

coding of cause ad effect relationship; often coded with “because” or “so”
ex. bend her legs so thens she can sit

Question 5

adversative

Answer 5

involves the coding of two events or states that are in contrast with one another; often coded with but
ex. this one big but this one tiny

Question 6

epistemic

Answer 6

coding that refers to mental states about events or objects; know, think, wonder
ex. I think I can put that there

Question 7

specification

Answer 7

coding that describes a specific person, object, or event mentioned in the first clause
ex. this is the man who drives the truck

Question 8

communication

Answer 8

coding that describes communicative acts

ex. mom told me to go to the store