adjuncts V arguements Flashcards

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what are arguments?

A

parts that are needed in order to fulfil the meaning of the action/process/state taking place

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what are adjuncts?

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other extra info in a sentence which is optional- not obligatory to complete the meaning
Often about when where how and

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Seperate the argument and adjuncts: She sings every evening

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She sings// adjunct= every evening

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Seperate the argument and adjuncts: He bought a newspaper at the shop

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He bought a newspaper//adjuncts= at the shop

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Seperate the argument and adjuncts: They gave him a bike for his birthday

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They gave him a bike// adjunct= for his birthday

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When would an adjunct be seen as obligatory?

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Sentence wouldn’t make sense without them

it changes the meaning of the verb

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7
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adjuncts are also known as non-obligatory ….

A

adverbials

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8
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non obligatory and obligatory adjuncts can be labelled as

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asverbials

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what is this an example of: He lives in Chester

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He/ lives/ in Chester

=lives is verb being changed by adjunct obligatory adjunct

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What is this an example of: She behaved badly

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She/ behaved /badly

=behaved is being modified by adverbial and would not make sense without it. Obligatory adverbial

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What is this an ex of: Churchill became Prime Minster of Britain in 1940.

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Churchill /became Prime Minster/ of Britain in 1940.

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What is this an ex of: He always cries at the cinema.

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He/ always /cries/ at the cinema.

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