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   5 "INTRANS.  
   5                                   INTRANS.: 
   4 ;"SUBJECT";
   4 ;"AUXILIARIES"
   3 ;,,,,,,,,,,,,
   3 ;"START THE TAPE":
   3 ;"Examples of 
   3 ;"********************************"
   3 ;"       ";
   3 "  noisily"
   2 you and me
   2 with the moustache
   2 who live in towns
   2 to the railway station
   2 swooned elegantly
   2 next to the park
   2 in the morning
   2 have, do, get
   2 cheerfully
   2 by himself
   2 at bad jokes
   2 am the ghost of Christmas
   2 always used to laugh
   2 adverbial phrase 
   2 The tall man
   2 From Which Section?
   2 ;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:
   2 ;"in context S"
   2 ;"TRANSITIVE^VERBS";:
   2 ;"SUPPRESSED";
   2 ;"SUBJECT"
   2 ;"STOP THE TAPE";
   2 ;"SENTENCE";:
   2 ;"Question:";
   2 ;"PRESS ANY KEY TO START";:
   2 ;"PREDICATE"
   2 ;"PHRASES";
   2 ;"OPTIONS":
   2 ;"Negative:";
   2 ;"HIDDEN";
   2 ;"GRAMMAR":
   2 ;"GRAMMAR - PLEASE WAIT";:
   2 ;"Examples"
   2 ;"Examples    X"
   2 ;"Example of VERB":
   2 ;"Example of NOUN PHRASE":
   2 ;"Example in context of ADVERBIAL PHRASE":
   2 ;"Emphatic:";
   2 ;"Continue    C"
   2 ;"AUX^^^^V^^^^^^NP";:
   2 ;"  ?   ";
   2 ;"         ";
   2 "TRANSITIVE VERB";:
   2 "  you and me"
   2 "  you and I"
   2 "  wanted a book costing `3"
   2 "  to the railway station"
   2 "  the tall man"
   2 "  people today"
   2 "  once upon a time"
   2 "  next to the park"
   2 "  much too cheerfully"
   2 "  left home"
   2 "  laughing at jokes"
   2 "  is never dull"
   2 "  in the morning"
   2 "  divide"
   2 "  deliver"
   2 "  came in"
   2 "  by himself"
   2 "  You can't really trust 
   2 "  What's wrong with 
   2 "  We're just 
   2 "  We don't 
   2 "  We bought stamps 
   2 "  Vicars 
   2 "  The Elim church was built      
   2 "  Superman lives 
   2 "  Petrie left 
   2 "  Our tax man works 
   2 "  Ophelia 
   2 "  Inspector Putu drank 
   2 "  I was just 
   2 "  I gave it to 
   2 "  I don't agree with 
   2 "  He bought it for 
   2 "  Dudley 
   2 "  All Gaul is 
   2 "  'You're 
   2  was standing by   the lamppost."
   2  time to stop."
   2  through    the technology barrier."
   2  think differently."
   2  there were    three bears."
   2  smaller soldier","The 
   2  my breakfast."
   2  my          shopping."
   2  kind, sir,' said   Jane."
   2  is the one who came here   yesterday."
   2  is the ";:
   2  into       three parts."
   2  his glasses."
   2  bacon and eggs."
   2  a flea ","  
   2  a flea  ","  
   2  a flea   ","
   2  a flea    "
   2                        
   1 you, Peggy Sue
   1 who was wearing a leotard
   1 was wearing a leotard
   1 wanted a book costing `3
   1 wanted a book costing
   1 very very small
   1 very very loudly
   1 very much smaller
   1 verb  phrase
   1 usually    consists of a PREPOSITION + ";:
   1 unfortunate
   1 to             this place
   1 to             that place
   1 they sing."
   1 them? the enemy? the rich?
   1 the one outside
   1 the man outside
   1 the girl who
   1 she sings.";
   1 sentence       adverbs
   1 really, really
   1 really really loudly
   1 present perfect
   1 plicit  Object";:
   1 plicit  Object ";:
   1 once upon a time
   1 on the hillside
   1 noun phrase   
   1 needs a wash
   1 n't say must to me."
   1 n't had eggs for      breakfast before."
   1 much much smaller
   1 is mever dull
   1 is   the verb."
   1 intensifiers
   1 indirect object
   1 in this place
   1 in the afternoon
   1 in that place
   1 in a nice way
   1 how?, how  often?, to what degree?, why?,  where? and when?"
   1 how often?"
   1 his wife and his
   1 here, there, nicely, always,    then, with a flourish, to that  place.
   1 has been at my porridge
   1 has been at my porage
   1 for supper
   1 at that time
   1 ].  The article may also be         dropped.  Or there can be       prepositions and no articles."
   1 [i.e. Henry needs                a wash.]"
   1 Your money
   1 Where does Pansy sing?";
   1 What do they do on the hillside?";
   1 Unusually, the pub will be      closed.      
   1 Unfortunately, the pub will     be closed.
   1 Unemphatic:
   1 Undoubtedly
   1 Undeniably the pub will be      closed.
   1 Undeniably
   1 Probably the pub will be closed.         
   1 Press 1, 2, or 3
   1 Present Perfect
   1 Possibly the pub will be closed.
   1 Pluperfect
   1 Past Perfect
   1 PAGE 2    
   1 Once upon a time
   1 On the hillside
   1 Mercifully
   1 In the early evening
   1 Hopefully the pub will be       closed.
   1 Henry smells.
   1 Henry possesses a flea          circus."
   1 Henry has obtained a flea       circus.
   1 Henry does
   1 Henry DOES have a               flea circus.";:
   1 GRAMMAR V2
   1 GRAMMAR V 
   1 Emphatic:   
   1 Definitely the pub will be      closed."
   1 Certainly the pub will be       closed.    
   1 Certain words called            
   1 ;,,,,,,,,,:
   1 ;,,,,,,,,,,:
   1 ;,,,,,,,,,,,,:
   1 ;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
   1 ;"will be";
   1 ;"when you EMPHASIZE it."
   1 ;"the pub";
   1 ;"sings sheepish  
   1 ;"nicely";
   1 ;"is visible in the sentence, it  does not mean that the verb is  INTRANSITIVE.  The ";:
   1 ;"is SUPPRESSED (implicit).     Why?";
   1 ;"in every";:
   1 ;"in QUESTIONS.          ";:
   1 ;"in NEGATIVE sentences.":
   1 ;"has always been   one word (
   1 ;"got attacked by a                            dog "
   1 ;"can consist of two ";:
   1 ;"b. the auxiliary (
   1 ;"and the ";:
   1 ;"also appears when the ";:
   1 ;"again.";
   1 ;"a. the predicate (
   1 ;"^SUBJECT";
   1 ;"You have now reached the end of this program.  Do you want:";
   1 ;"You find them in front of       adjectives and adverbs."
   1 ;"Wxample of ADVERBIAL PHRASE":
   1 ;"Why does Pansy sing?";
   1 ;"When the 
   1 ;"When does Pansy sing?";
   1 ;"What does Pansy do in the early evening?";
   1 ;"Watch Position (1) again!"
   1 ;"V^^^^^^NP^^^^^^ADVP";:
   1 ;"VERB^PHRASES^^VERBS":
   1 ;"VERBS + ADVERBS":
   1 ;"VERB PHRASES,";
   1 ;"Unemphatic:";
   1 ;"Unemphatic: ";
   1 ;"This usually appears 'in real   life' as:                          
   1 ;"This software is copyright, and must not be copied or reproducedin any form or by any means,    whether by individuals, groups  or institutions including       educational institutions, with- out prior permission in writing from the publishers.  It is soldsubject to the condition that itshall not, by way of trade or   otherwise, be lent or hired out without the publishers' prior   consent and without a similar   condition including this        condition being imposed on the  subsequent purchaser."
   1 ;"This oddity is possible only    because 
   1 ;"This is often called the        
   1 ;"This is called AGREEMENT of     subject and predicate."
   1 ;"This appears as:                      
   1 ;"There is a famous song with the line:";
   1 ;"There is a ";:
   1 ;"The subject is a 
   1 ;"The predicate is the            'proposition' part of the       sentence.  It makes a statement about the subject."
   1 ;"The group":
   1 ;"The adverb replaces the         
   1 ;"The above structure can appear  in several forms."
   1 ;"The VERB often carries an       INFLEXION [here 
   1 ;"The Predicate ";:
   1 ;"The INFLEXION is here an        ending that shows that the      subject is singular.";
   1 ;"TRANSITIVE^^^^^VERB";:
   1 ;"TRANSITIVE^AND^INTRANSITIVE^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^VERBS":
   1 ;"TRANSITIVE";
   1 ;"Sometimes we find adverbs       outside the predicate.  These   are often called 
   1 ;"So far, the ";:
   1 ;"She sings
   1 ;"SUPPRESSED^VERBS":
   1 ;"SULIS SOFTWARE";
   1 ;"START THE TAPE";:
   1 ;"SENTENCE^ADVERBS";:
   1 ;"SENTENCE";
   1 ;"Rewind the tape to the          beginning and then press 
   1 ;"Remember!  Some verbs can be    transitive or intransitive.     Think of them as different verbswith the same form, because for structural purposes that's what they are."
   1 ;"People sometimes intensify the  intensifier.";
   1 ;"Pansy gets her                  buttercup.";
   1 ;"Pansy doesn't get               her buttercup.";:
   1 ;"Pansy doesn't do her            chores.";:
   1 ;"Pansy does her                  chores.";
   1 ;"Pansy and Poppy"
   1 ;"Pansy DOES get her              buttercup.";:
   1 ;"Pansy DOES do her               chores.";:
   1 ;"PRESENTS"
   1 ;"PREPOSITIONS"
   1 ;"PREP P":
   1 ;"POSITION";:
   1 ;"Other inflexions (e.g. 
   1 ;"On the tree structure, the ";:
   1 ;"Now for some examples of        ADVERBS as AdvP.";
   1 ;"No predicate is complete        without a verb (a '
   1 ;"NOUN^PHRASES^^OBJECTS":
   1 ;"NOUN^PHRASES^OBJECTS"
   1 ;"Like AdvPs generally, they      answer the questions 
   1 ;"Let's look at the Predicate."
   1 ;"Let's look at the Predicate ";:
   1 ;"Let's look at the ";:
   1 ;"Just because no ";:
   1 ;"It can mean:";
   1 ;"It can consist of an AUXILIARY [";:
   1 ;"It can be useful to think that  there is an ";:
   1 ;"It can be more than one word."
   1 ;"In the begining was the         
   1 ;"In other words, in the sentence 
   1 ;"In other words, if the Subject  is singular, the verb is        singular."
   1 ;"In British (but not American)   English, 
   1 ;"If there is not an  OBJECT ";:
   1 ;"If there is an OBJECT ";:
   1 ;"If the subject is 3rd person,   the verb is 3rd person,as here.";
   1 ;"INTRANSITIVE^VERBS";:
   1 ;"INTRANSITIVE";
   1 ;"INTRAN";:
   1 ;"INTENSIFIERS";:
   1 ;"INTENSIFIERS"
   1 ;"However,there is often no      difference in meaning between   one-word expressions and multi- word expressions:"
   1 ;"However, the preposition may    sometimes be old-fashioned, and nowadays replaced by zero [
   1 ;"However, the ";:
   1 ;"However, in 'real life' (i.e.  different contexts) it can be   put in different parts of the   sentence, in answer to          different questions."
   1 ;"HIDDEN^AUXILIARIES":
   1 ;"HAVE^^DO^^GET";:
   1 ;"For example:";
   1 ;"Example of VERB PHRASE":
   1 ;"Example of VERB PHRASE /        PREDICATE":
   1 ;"Example of TRANS. VERB":
   1 ;"Example of SUPPRESSED VERB":
   1 ;"Example of SENTENCE ADVERBS":
   1 ;"Example of PREPOSITION":
   1 ;"Example of OBJECT":
   1 ;"Example of INTRANS. VERB":
   1 ;"Example of INTENSIFIER":
   1 ;"Example of HIDDEN AUXILIARY":
   1 ;"Example of HAVE, DO, GET as     VERB":
   1 ;"Example of HAVE, DO, GET as     AUXILIARY":
   1 ;"Example of AUXILIARY":
   1 ;"Example of ADVERBIAL PHASE":
   1 ;"Example of ADVERB":
   1 ;"Example in context of VERB":
   1 ;"Example in context of VERB      PHRASE":
   1 ;"Example in context of VERB      PHRASE / PREDICATE":
   1 ;"Example in context of TRANS.    VERB":
   1 ;"Example in context of SENTENCE  ADVERBS":
   1 ;"Example in context of OBJECT":
   1 ;"Example in context of NOUN      PHRASE";:
   1 ;"Example in context of NOUN      PHRASE":
   1 ;"Example in context of INTRANS.  VERB":
   1 ;"Example in context of HIDDEN    AUXILIARY":
   1 ;"Example in context of HAVE, DO, GET as VERB":
   1 ;"Example in context of HAVE, DO, GET as AUXILIARY":
   1 ;"Example in context of AUXILIARY":
   1 ;"Example in context of ADVERB":
   1 ;"Example in context of           SUPPRESSED VERB":
   1 ;"Example in context of           PREPOSITION":
   1 ;"Example in context of           INTENSIFIER":
   1 ;"Example in cntext of VERB":
   1 ;"Does Pansy get her              buttercup?";:
   1 ;"Does Pansy do her               chores?";
   1 ;"Certain verbs are special.      They can be";:
   1 ;"As before, watch Position (1).  One tree structure can appear   in several real life forms."
   1 ;"An Adverbial  Phrase is a       phrase that tells you HOW, WHY, WHERE, WHEN or HOW OFTEN."
   1 ;"Alternatively, the above        phrases could be considered as  INDIRECT OBJECT Prepositional   Phrases."
   1 ;"AUX^^^^V";:
   1 ;"AUX^^^^V":
   1 ;"AUX^^NEG^^^V";:
   1 ;"AUX^AUX";:
   1 ;"AUXILIARIES":
   1 ;"ADVERBS^^ADVERBIAL^PHRASES^^^^^^^^^AND^PREPOSITIONS":
   1 ;"ADVERBS";:
   1 ;"ADVERBS";
   1 ;"ADVERBS"
   1 ;"ADVERBIAL";:
   1 ;"ADVERBIAL";
   1 ;"A person";
   1 ;"3) to leave the program?"
   1 ;"2) the menu of this section?";
   1 ;"1) the whole menu?";
   1 ;"-Henry does. 
   1 ;", the   verb is called a  ";:
   1 ;",    even when it appears as 0."
   1 ;"********************************":
   1 ;"*******************************"
   1 ;"(do)  get   her                         buttercup"
   1 ;"(do)   do    her                           chores"
   1 ;"(Implied object in brackets.)"
   1 ;" This appears in 'real life' as:";
   1 ;"  Fred";:
   1 ;"      ";
   1 ;"                             "
   1 .....","...
   1 .  This is why the sentence  above can have two meanings,    depending whether it means      'get' or 'have'."
   1 .  Other tenses are the 'present         simple', the 'imperfect', the   'past perfect' etc."
   1 .  In this  case, 
   1 -ed,     -ing
   1 -Who needs a wash?";
   1 ,  etc.).";
   1 ********************************","
   1 ********************************",
   1 ********************************"
   1 ).  The sentence is     divided into the 
   1 ) through                        the nose 
   1 ) show 'past time' or       'continuousness', for example"
   1 ) needs a wash";:
   1 ) heavily                                 
   1 ) OR the sentence has no   meaning."
   1 ) 'stands    in'for the predicate."
   1 )  quickly                                 
   1 )   have a flea                          circus"
   1 )   greatly                                
   1 )    is suppressed to avoid          repetition;";
   1 )                               noisily
   1 )                                        
   1 (= play the                        fiddle)                                     TRANS.: 
   1 (= destroy by                    fire)"
   1 (= corrupt)" 
   1 'Does Henry smell?
   1 '      verb)."
   1 "sings songs   
   1 "s can have 
   1 "is always put at the end of the predicate.";
   1 "].  The predicate is a 
   1 "] and a verb."
   1 "PHRASES":
   1 "INTRANSITIVE^VERB";:
   1 ".  This means that EITHER the song -writer wanted to imply an      OBJECT ";:
   1 ".  However it     usually disappears if you       introduce another ";:
   1 ","writes letters  
   1 "," hums tunes   
   1 ", but the ";:
   1 ", an OBJECT ";:
   1 " may consist    of just a VERB. "
   1 " may be    IMPLICIT."
   1 " may also contain an     ADVERBIAL PHRASE."
   1 " may also consist of a   verb plus another noun phrase   (an OBJECT)."
   1 " has already appeared in a previous sentence and so is not repeated."
   1 " can become     
   1 " can be    
   1 " and  an ";:
   1 "  your money"
   1 "  within"
   1 "  wander"
   1 "  usually"
   1 "  undoubtedly"
   1 "  undeniably"
   1 "  trundle"
   1 "  thoughtfully"
   1 "  the one outside with the       moustache"
   1 "  the one outside with a         moustache"
   1 "  the girl whowas wearing a      leotard"
   1 "  the girl who was wearing a     leotard"
   1 "  thankfully"
   1 "  terribly"
   1 "  startle"
   1 "  sometimes"
   1 "  sneezed  
   1 "  shudder"
   1 "  should"
   1 "  really"
   1 "  probably"
   1 "  possibly"
   1 "  overcome"
   1 "  my heart"
   1 "  mercifully"
   1 "  hopefully"
   1 "  his wife and his watch"
   1 "  has beenat my porage?"
   1 "  has been at my porage?"
   1 "  extremely"
   1 "  certainly"
   1 "  casually"
   1 "  beside"
   1 "  awfully"
   1 "  an the ghost of Christmas      Past"
   1 "  am the ghost of Christmas      Past"
   1 "  always"
   1 "  always used to laugh at jokes"
   1 "  always used to laugh at        jokes"
   1 "  Wills defended goal 
   1 "  Why didn't you call me?  I     did [
   1 "  Who's eaten my oats?           Goldilocks has [
   1 "  What's brewing?  Trouble is    [
   1 "  We shall 
   1 "  There's foul play 
   1 "  The walls 
   1 "  The plane landed. [
   1 "  The old king 
   1 "  The monsoon 
   1 "  The house 
   1 "  The horse drank 
   1 "  The horse 
   1 "  The children of God 
   1 "  Stand and deliver. [
   1 "  Sheep smell. [
   1 "  She's gone down 
   1 "  Poppy slept, and so did Pansy  [
   1 "  Pop music is 
   1 "  Pigs fly. [
   1 "  Parcels need wrapping          properly. [
   1 "  Murphy flew Alitalia.  He      didn't [
   1 "  Mrs Smith is 
   1 "  Milk delivered 
   1 "  Man bites 
   1 "  Life with Cinders 
   1 "  Life at Cinders 
   1 "  It's getting 
   1 "  I'm yours 
   1 "  I'll walk 
   1 "  I went 
   1 "  I love 
   1 "  I left 
   1 "  I don't 
   1 "  I didn't 
   1 "  Hot air 
   1 "  He waved 
   1 "  He trusts 
   1 "  He never 
   1 "  He lost 
   1 "  Harriet's 
   1 "  Hannibal's 
   1 "  Flight BR 754 
   1 "  Easter 
   1 "  Don't go 
   1 "  Do you 
   1 "  Bonny wanted to rob banks,     but Clyde actually did [
   1 "  Bogey was 
   1 "  Birds find worms 
   1 "  A single coach 
   1 "   and could not be one without    changing the meaning, the verb  is called an ";:
   1 "     nesting inside a ";:
   1 "         beginning with 
   1 !       [=Give me.....or I'll take....]"
   1  you, Peggy Sue."
   1  you had breakfast?"
   1  you do evening meals?"
   1  you can't talk an    Irishman down."
   1  we're on our way     home."
   1  three gallons  of water."
   1  three doors."
   1  these walls secret      words were spoken."
   1  the plane didn't    land on the house."
   1  the picture has been  tampered with."
   1  the password."
   1  the job."
   1  the harvest will be   better this year."
   1  the grass     
   1  the farm."
   1  the economy is       improving."
   1  the air."
   1  the         station."
   1  tenses have 
   1  tastier  than we do."
   1  taking over the 
   1  small soldier","The 
   1  small soldier"
   1  six right."
   1  rain tomorrow."
   1  promise to write."
   1  passport, will travel."
   1  on us, O Lord."
   1  more  successfully."
   1  money is a power   for good and evil."
   1  me mother."
   1  loudly","sneezed 
   1  liftoff!"
   1  large sizes available."
   1  is the auxiliary.";
   1  is sometimes  used instead of 
   1  is here both ";:
   1  is another verb that is     also used as an ";:
   1  is an ";:
   1  is an       example of a verb 
   1  is a sheep.  She is       moreover a 
   1  is a form of    
   1  is a 'real' verb     and 
   1  in the tree structure."
   1  in the blast
   1  in an English  garden."
   1  his shoes       
   1  his diary      
   1  his business finished?"
   1  his accounts  
   1  himself a new bike."
   1  he said goodbye."
   1  having        breakdowns. "
   1  have an  OBJECT ";:
   1  frisked on the way   home."
   1  form of the ";:
   1  finished it soon."
   1  fine words."
   1  fed with a spoon."
   1  fatty foods."
   1  fall in April      this year."
   1  ever and ever."
   1  dinners?"
   1  contains all the  rest of the sentence apart from the 
   1  come if you can."
   1  cabbages         
   1  becomes the verb again.":
   1  battlefields are    sombre places."
   1  back   and forth
   1  as an ";:
   1  as a verb."
   1  are traditionally  grouped with adverbs.";
   1  are the main      examples."
   1  are both        singular sheep separately, but  together they are 
   1  appears as both ";:
   1  anything wrong."
   1  all stick together."
   1  all          prejudices."
   1  agree with you."
   1  against a sea of     trouble."
   1  a kinder word."
   1  a flea","  
   1  a flea ","
   1  a flea   "
   1  a flea    ","
   1  SULIS SOFTWARE Ltd. 1983"
   1  I sit and think,     
   1  I say something?"
   1  Henry has a flea                circus.";:
   1  Harriet."
   1  Atilalia], he flew  Panam."
   1  - they say something    about the whole sentence."
   1  ********************************"
   1  (the Bible calls it    the 
   1  (e.g. bought)";
   1  (= sniff)"
   1  (= polish)"
   1  (= glow with                       light)                                       TRANS.: 
   1  (= give off a                      nasty pong)                                  TRANS. 
   1  (= get bigger)                                   TRANS.: 
   1  (= cultivate"
   1  (= be on fire)                                   TRANS.: 
   1   loudly","sneezed 
   1   loudly","  sneezed  
   1   loudly  "
   1   his diary"
   1   form of the ";:
   1    in the desert
   1    e)AUX           as AUX          f)Hidden AUX"
   1    c)V             as V            d)ADVP        i)
   1    Henry doesn't have              a flea circus.";:
   1    Does Henry have a               flea circus?";:
   1    ********************************","
   1     slow these days."
   1     sing  hymns well"
   1     inflexion from the ";:
   1      with ardour TRANS.    
   1      banks]."
   1       of grass TRANS.    
   1       consists of one word, it is     called an ADVERB."
   1       appear in different forms."
   1       Object";:
   1        happily TRANS.    
   1        for love TRANS.    
   1          pretty."
   1          for love";
   1          a)NP          g)Suppressed V    b)VP          h)
   1            a)NP             g)Preposition  b)VP / predicate h)Trans. V     c)V              i)Intrans. V   d)Object         j)Sentence Adv e)AdvP           k)Intensifier  f)Adverb"
   1              "
   1                   TRANS.    
   1                             
   1                            
   1                          
   1                       
   1