The Clause Flashcards

1
Q

a syntactic unit, NP + VP, subject and predicate

A

clause

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2
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takes a direct object complement

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transitive verb

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3
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takes no complement at all

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intransitive verb

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4
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a clause that is not part of another phrase or clause

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independent clause

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5
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a clause inside another phrase, embedded, subordinate clause

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dependent clause

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6
Q

to form a yes/no question in English, move the auxiliary or modal in TNS to the front of the clause

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yes/no question formation

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7
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to form a yes/ no question in English, TNS inverts with the subject

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subject-auxiliary inversion (SAI)

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8
Q

insert do in TNS when TNS is stranded

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do-insertion

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9
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copy the auxiliary or modal in TNS, and the subject as a proform, at the end of the clause/ opposite in polarity of the clause

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tag question (TAG)

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10
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insert not to the immediate right of TNS

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negation

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11
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tense features must be realized

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tense realization

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12
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dummy; has no meaning and is inserted to do the job of an auxiliary in sentences where there isn’t one

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pleonastic

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13
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acting with some kind of volition

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agents

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14
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does not indicate location

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existential

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15
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indicates location

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locative

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16
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refers to something

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referential

17
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subjects that have no thematic role at all and don’t refer to anything

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pleonastic subjects/dummy subjects

18
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is the only verb in the sentence and therefore heads VP

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main verb property

19
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can be preceded by other auxiliaries and modals

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main verb property

20
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undergoes SAI

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auxiliary verb property

21
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occurs in TAG questions

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auxiliary verb property

22
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occurs to the left of not

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auxiliary verb property