Downing, Angela, Locke, P. 　著

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Preface Table of symbols and notational conventions IntroductionAcknowledgements Our Thanks to ... 1 Basic concepts Module 1 Languageand Meaning Module 2 Linguistic forms and syntactic functions Module 3Expanding linguistic units 2 The skeleton of the message: Introductionto clause structure Module 4 Syntactic elements and structures of theclause Module 5 Subject and Predicator Module 6 Direct, Indirect andPrepositional Objects Module 7 Subject, Object and PredicatorComplements Module 8 Adjunct, Disjunct and Conjunct Tasks 3 Thedevelopment of the messsage: Complementation of the verb Module 9No-complement verbs and verbs with one Object or Complement Module 10Verbs with two Objects or Object and Complement Module 11 Verbs withone Object and one intensive Complement Module 12 Copular verbs withone Complement Tasks 4 Expressing patterns of experience: Processes,participants, circumstances Module 13 Experiences expressed assituation types Module 14 Expressing processes of doing and causingModule 15 One-participant processes: containing a Subject which acts oris acted upon Module 16 Expressing what we perceive, think and feelModule 17 Expressing processes of being and becoming Module 18Expressing processes of saying and existing Module 19 Expressing theattendant circumstances Module 20 Two subsidiary participants: Rangeand Instrument Module 21 Conceptualising experiences from a differentangle: grammatical metaphor Tasks 5 Interaction between speaker andhearer: Mood structures of the clause Module 22 Syntactic moods andillocutionary acts Module 23 Assertion and non-assertion Module 24Negative declarative clauses and illocutionary acts Module 25Imperative clauses and illocutionary acts Module 26 Imperative clausesand illocutionary acts Module 27 Exclamations, echoes and tags Tasks 6Organising the message: Thematic and information structures of theclause Module 28 Theme: the point of departure of the message Module 29Information focus Module 30 Syntactic strategies in assigning focusTasks 7 Expanding and projecting the message: The clause complex Module31 Clause combining Module 32 Types of relationship between clausesModule 33 Elaborating the message Module 34 Extending the messageModule 35 Enhancing the message Module 36 Projecting the message Tasks8 Talking about events: The Verbal Group Module 37 Expressing ourexperience of events Module 38 Basic structures of the Verbal GroupModule 39 Organising our experience of events Module 40 Multi-wordverbs Tasks 9 Viewpoints on events: Tense, aspect and modality Module41 Expressing time relations through the verb: tense Module 42Stretching out the event: Progressive Aspect Module 43 Past events andpresent time connected: the Present Perfect Module 44 Expressingattitudes towards the event: modality Tasks 10 Talking about 'things':The Nominal Group Module 45 Expressing our experience of 'things'Module 46 Presenting