6 Written Questions

1. the simple form of the verb without any endings , the dictionary form of a verb, used in an infinitive after to: see, eat, go, be
2. the element that follows linking verbs, such as BE and SEEM, and which provides further info about the subject.
3. the function of pointing or specifying from the perspective of a participant in an act of speech or writing / The way language points to a spatial and temporal features of context: See you then, come here now
4. serving to express or indicate possession
5. the position of an adjective before the noun (and after the determiner if it is present) e.g. the TALL man
6. a class of words, generally adverbs, which are used to modify gradable adjectives, adverbs, vers, or 'ed participles, e.g. It is VERY good, It was COMPLETELY destroyed, I ABSOLUTELY detest it.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. it normally forms the sub, obj or complement of a clause. It contains an obligatory HEAD and optional elements before or after the head, e.g. the BRIDGE over the River Kwai
   1. causative
   2. noun phrase
   3. genitive
   4. clause
2. a group of words forming a grammatical unit, containing a subject and finite verb. It forms a sentence or part of a sentence.
   1. deixis
   2. clause
   3. aspect
   4. causative
3. is the speaker's 'view' of the event as to whether it has duration or not, is completed or not, is repetitive or not, or connected to the time of speaking or not.
   1. deixis
   2. aspect
   3. clause
   4. causative
4. a verb that doesn't show person, number and tense, e.g. Before WORKING for his father, he used TO WORK in an office
   1. modifier
   2. non-finite verb
   3. finite verb
   4. genitive
5. a word or group of words that gives further information about another word or group of words.
   1. modifier
   2. genitive
   3. deixis
   4. intensifier

5 True/False Questions

1. finite verb → a verb that doesn't show person, number and tense, e.g. Before WORKING for his father, he used TO WORK in an office

   True        False

2. causative → a group of words forming a grammatical unit, containing a subject and finite verb. It forms a sentence or part of a sentence.

   True        False

3. predicative position → the position of an adjective after the verb e.g. The man is TALL

   True        False

4. cleft sentence → a sentence which has been divided into two parts, each with its own verb, to emphasise a particular piece of information, e.g. It was Mark who did most of the Quizlets / it was Alex who paid for the meal

   True        False

5. determiner → a class of words, generally adverbs, which are used to modify gradable adjectives, adverbs, vers, or 'ed participles, e.g. It is VERY good, It was COMPLETELY destroyed, I ABSOLUTELY detest it.

   True        False