2. Interaction.3. Clouse as exchange.4. Giving.5. Demanding.6. Halliday, 2004, p. 106-107.
1. mood structure.2 Mood.3. Residue.4. Subject.
6. Finite element.
8. Modal Adjuncts.
10. Predicator.
12. Complement.
14. Adjunct.15. bloor, T. and Bloor, M. 1997, p.45.
run
1. primary meaning.2. secondary meaning.
givennew
speaker oriented
vso
1. Accompaniment.
1. additive relations.2. causative relations.
vso
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