… a finite verbal group serves as both Finite and Predicator … . When the Finite and the Predicator are not fused, the Predicator follows the Finite, but certain other elements may come between them, making the verbal group discontinuous: the Subject in ‘interrogative’ clauses where the Finite precedes the Subject (as in can <you> tell) and Adjuncts (as in had <originally> planned to present.
Tuesday, 18 July 2017
The Ordering Of Finite And Predicator
Halliday & Matthiessen (2014: 152):
Labels:
Clause,
Finite,
Group,
Interpersonal,
Lexicogrammar,
Predicator,
Verbal
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