GRAMMAR ANALYSIS

GRAMMAR ANALYSIS

By: Hendra/NIM:060954

1.      The reason this area of semantic system is so highly elaborated metaphorically is to be found in the nature of modality it self. (Complex sentence)

Ø  this area of semantic system (apposition - noun clause/dependent clause)

Ø  so highly elaborated (adverbial clause of result/complement)

Ø  The reason is to be found in the nature of modality it self. (subject/main clause)

Ø  is (Linking verb)

Ø  To be found in the nature of modality it self. (complement)

Ø  The reason this area of semantic system (subject)

Ø  Is (Linking verb)

Ø  so highly elaborated metaphorically (complement)

2.      A very brief account of modality was given in chapter 4 section 4.5; now that we have introduced the concept of grammatical metaphor, we can give a somewhat more semantic description of the principle features of the modality system. (Compound-complex sentence)

Ø  now that we have introduced the concept of grammatical metaphor, (adverbial clause-cause)

Ø  we can give a somewhat more semantic description of the principle features of the modality system (main clause)

Ø  A very brief account of modality was given in chapter 4 section 4.5(;) (main clause / joined by punctuation alone)

Ø  Was (linking verb)

Ø  given in chapter 4 section 4.5 (complement)

Ø  A very brief account of modality (subject)

Ø  We (subject)

Ø  have introduced (verb)

Ø  the concept of grammatical metaphor (object)

Ø  we (subject)

Ø  can (modal/auxiliary verb)

Ø  give (verb)

Ø  a somewhat more semantic description of the principle features of the modality system (direct object)

3.      Now that modulation refers to the semantic category of proposal but all modality are realized as indicative. Thus, “imperative go home”, when modulation become indicative you must go home. (Compound-complex sentence)

Ø  Now that modulation refers to the semantic category of proposal (adverbial clause-cause/because)

Ø  But (a coordinate conjunction)

Ø  all modality are realized as indicative (main clause)

Ø  all modality (subject)

Ø  are (linking word)

Ø  realized as indicative (complement)

Ø  Thus, “imperative go home” (complement-adverb)

Ø  when modulation becomes indicative you must go home (adverbial clause-time)

Ø  when modulation (subject)

Ø  becomes (linking verb)

Ø  indicative you must go home (Complement)