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Gramática Inglesa feb23 (Estudios Ingleses)
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Gramática Inglesa feb23 (Estudios Ingleses) Descripción: MODELO B Autor:
Fecha de Creación: 21/11/2023 Categoría: UNED Número Preguntas: 20 |
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Which of the following statements on clause structure is NOT true? The clause is the basic unit that embodies our construal of representational meaning
and interpersonal meaning The clause is the unit whose elements can be reordered in certain ways to facilitate the
creation of textual meaning. Interpersonal meaning can be encoded as questions, statements, offers, reminders, and
thanks. The experiential resources of the clause, such as the question-reply alternative, enable
the informational strand of meaning to expand a message. What type(s) of operations can be applied to a structurally ambiguous sentence in order to interpret it correctly (e.g., “Muriel saw the man in the service station”)? Coordination Wh-questions Passivisation All the options are correct. What is a finite clause? A clause with a subject. A clause with tense or modality A clause with a verb in the infinitive or the participial form. A clause with tense and modality. Which of the following sentences is NOT grammatically tensed? They wanted holidays by the seaside. We will join you for tea The sun sets at 21.00 hours in the spring. I tell jokes all the time. Which are the main types of non-finite clauses that realise the Direct Object function? Infinitive clauses (with or without to) and past participial forms Past participial forms and -ing clauses Infinitive clauses (with or without to) and -ing clauses Infinitive clauses (with or without to), past participial forms and -ing clauses. In the sentence “Do you mind my having a rest?”, the -ing clause contains an example of… Subject Complement. Object Complement Explicit Subject. Implicit Subject. Which of the following CANNOT play the role of Direct Object? Prepositional Phrase Dummy it Anticipatory it Non-finite clauses. In the interrogative clause: “Can I get you some coffee?”, we can find an example of… Beneficiary Oi. Recipient Oi. Implicit Subject. Subject Complement. What is the syntactic valency of “It is raining outside” according to SFG? Zero One Two Three. What is the difference between copula “be” and other copular verbs like (look, feel, smell, get, go, grow, etc.)? “Be” cannot take modular verbs. Other copular verbs provide additional meaning to the mere linking Other copular verbs have an Agent as subject “Be” is the only copula considered to have an intransitive complementation pattern. Which of the following statements about ditransitive patterns is true? There are two main types of ditransitive patterns: indirect object + direct object and direct object + prepositional complement All the objects and complements in a ditransitive clause can become subject in a passive clause Semantically, ditransitive patterns have syntactic valency two. The preposition in a prepositional complement is controlled by the previous direct object. .After an imperative, a(n) … acts as an intensifier, either softening or heightening the insistence of the directive dummy operator modal tag ellipted response assertive form. The sentence “You will report to the Head Office tomorrow!” is an example of… directive performative biased declarative All the options are correct. The sentence “Everybody listen to me, quick!” contains an example of… a non-assertive form a performative a manner adverbial clause both a Subject and a Vocative. Which of the following sentences does NOT have an Affected? Ed kicked the ball. The dog died. Glass breaks easily The Prime Minister resigned. What type of pattern of being is present in “Fred is the doorman”? Cognitive Identifying Perceptive Affective. What is the semantic role of “there” in an Existential process like “There is a man waiting outside”? the Existent the Carrier It is not a participant because it is semantically empty the Identifier. Which of the following statements is NOT correct about Themes? The Theme of a clause can serve to link up with what was said before in the discourse. The Theme cannot be realised by a circumstance of time The Theme lays the basics of the message. The Theme represents the point of departure of the clause as message. The sentence “And John, her brother, he has set up a new business” contains an example of… vocative. catenative. double detached Theme. supplementive. “Oh, actually” in the sentence “Who wants to go to the cinema tonight? –Oh, actually I have to do some shopping contains an example of… continuative Theme relative Theme double-detached Theme. absolute Theme. |
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