'Finite verb' presentation slideshows

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A LESLLA corpus

A LESLLA corpus. Ineke van de Craats i.v.d.craats@let.ru.nl Radboud University, Nijmegen Research funded by NWO (355-70-017). LESLLA 2010 - Cologne. Why LESLLA?. LESLLA learners differ from highly educated learners.

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Overview

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The passive

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Basic Sentence

Basic Sentence. Definition of a complete Sentence. Finite verb forms are simply those that show Agreement with person and number Tense Voice Modality. 1. Agreement with person and number. anybody e v erybody someone a nyone everyone s omebody anything e verything something

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Basic Sentence

Basic Sentence. Definition of a complete Sentence. Finite verb forms are simply those that show Agreement with person and number Tense Voice Modality. 1. Agreement with person and number. anybody e v erybody someone a nyone everyone s omebody anything e verything something

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LEL 1

LEL 1. Syntax 7: Auxiliaries in English and sentence structure. Outline. Sentences cannot always be equated with VPs. Sentences with an auxiliary verb must contain more structure. Auxiliary verbs and main verbs in English are in different positions in the sentence structure.

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Adverb Clause

Adverb Clause. What is an Adverb? What is a Clause? What is an Adverb Clause ?. What is an Adverb?. It is a word that describes or adds to the meaning of a verb, an adjective and another adverb, etc. What is a Clause?.

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GRAMMAR

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Lesson 1

Lesson 1. Topic: Word Class. Noun. A word that refers to a person (such as Mike or doctor), a place (such Dhaka or city), or a thing, a quality or an activity (such as plant, sorrow or tennis). Classification of Nouns. Proper Noun

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WELCOME

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WELCOME

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Thinking about inflections

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Hedging, Boosting and Positioning

Hedging, Boosting and Positioning. 1a. The result is somewhat surprising. 1b. The result is very surprising. 2a. The research seems to support this view. 2b. The research is supportive of this view. 3a. A number of physical housing features lead to unintentional injuries.

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German clause structure Minimum: V-Projection + functional projection

German clause structure Minimum: V-Projection + functional projection. German clause structure Uncontroversial: Fronting of the finite Verb. German clause structure Uncontroversial: Fronting of the finite Verb Fronting of a single phrase. German clause structure Uncontroversial:

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What is Participle?

What is Participle?. Two kinds of participle Present participle (V-ing) Past participle (V-3). The steps to finding a participle:. 1. Find the subject and verb to eliminate any confusion. 2. Decide what part of the sentence the verbal belongs to.

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Lesson 31 Participles (cont.)

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Adverbial Clauses of Reasons

Adverbial Clauses of Reasons. ( Oxford English 4B, p.177). As Since Because. Because of Due to Owing to Thanks to The cause of The reason for On account of. Adverbial Clauses of Reasons. As Since Because. A clause. Adverbial Clauses of Reasons. +. (containing a finite verb).

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Absolute Phrases vs. Parentheticals

Absolute Phrases vs. Parentheticals. Stephanie Carlson. What is an Absolute Phrase. An absolute phrase is a phrase that adds information to a sentence. Absolute phrases contain a noun, but not a finite verb. . Ex.

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Prepositions

English III Marks/ Pattisall. Prepositions . a sequence of two or more words that does not contain a finite verb and its subject. Phrase. Prepositions are the words that indicate location. Usually, prepositions show this location in the physical world.

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