CHAPTER IV AN ANALYSIS OF EXPERIENTIAL FUNCTIONS
IN READER’S DIGEST MAGAZINE’S SELECTED ARTICLES
4.1. The Data Analysis
These are the data analysis of each function or the experiential functions in READER’S DIGEST MAGAZINE’S SELECTED ARTICLES that I have analyzed.
4.1.1 Material Function
1. Berg who lives outside Santa Fe
Berg who
lives Outside Santa Fe
Actor -
Material Cir : Location
2. It was okay for him
It was
Okay for him
Material Actor
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3. He gets shaved with listerine the antiseptic eliminates his natural horsey smell
He gets
shaved with listerine the antiseptic eliminates his
natural horsey smell Actor
Material Cir : CommitativePositive
4. He gets sprayed with listerine the antiseptic eliminates his natural horsey smell
He gets
sprayed with listerine the antiseptic eliminates his
natural horsey smell Actor
Material Cir : CommitativePositive
5. He gets shampooed with listerine the antiseptic eliminates his natural horsey
smell He
gets shampooed
with listerine the antiseptic eliminates his natural horsey smell
Actor Material
Cir : CommitativePositive
6. The far side of the thick hedgerow lined the petersons’ driveway
The far side of the thick hedgerow
lined the petersons’ driveway
Actor Material
Goal
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7. He didn’t keep
He didn’t keep
Actor Material
8. For these sick children, petie rides to the rescue
For these sick children petie
rides to the rescue
Client Actor
Material Cir: Location
9. Everyday, Petie makes his rounds
Everyday petie
makes his rounds
Cir: Time Actor
Material Goal
10. Petie walks up to the bed
Petie walks
up to the bed Actor
Material Goal
11. Petie can enter a hospital
Petie can enter
a hospital Actor
Material Goal
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12. His hoofs and tail are covered with bandages
His hoofs and tail are covered
with bandages Goal
Material Cir: Comitativepositive
13. He walks through the revolving doors He
walks through the revolving doors
Actor Material
Cir : Location
14. The process takes his handler, Richard Miller about an hour The process
takes his handler, Richard Miller
about an hour Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Extent
15. He’s not working He
‘S not working Actor
Material
16. Petie hangs out on the Victory Gallop farm Petie
hangs out on the Victory Gallop farm
Actor Material
Cir: Location
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17. Kids from the riding program help groom him Kids from the riding program
help groom him
Actor Material
Goal
18. He gets through the fence He
gets through the fence
Actor Material
Cir : Location
19. He doesn’t go anywhere He
doesn’t go anywhere
Actor Material
Cir” Location
20. A kid lets him A kid
lets him
Actor Material
Goal
21. For a moment, we’ve done something good For a moment
we ‘ve done
something good Cir: Time
Actor Material
Goal Cir: Manner
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22. Tyler carter gets a big kick out of the little horse at his bedside Tyler carter gets
a big kick out of the little horse at his bedside
Actor Material
Goal Cir: Purpose
Cir: Location
23. They have something to share They
have something
to share Actor
Ma- Goal
Terial
24. A Horse came to my room today A horse
came to my room
to day Actor
Material Cir: Location
Cir: Time
25. Each child gets a photo Each child
gets a photo
Actor Material
Goal
26. He can prove it He
can prove it
Actor Material
Goal
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27. A miniature
stuffed petie
A miniature stuffed
petie Actor
Material Goal
28. When it comes to stacking the deck When
it comes to stacking the deck
Cir: Time Actor
Material Goal
29. No one trumps No one
trumps Actor
Material
30. It took more than 30 years It
took more than 30 years
Actor Material
Cir: Time
31. To build the capital building in washington, D.C To build
the capitol building in washington, DC
Material Goal
Cir: Location
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32. Bryan Berg did it in three days Bryan Berg
did it
in three days Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Time
33. He used playing cards He
used playing cards
Actor Material
Goal
34. Berg was inspired to re-create the iconic building exclusively for reader’s digest because its rounded dome
Berg was inspired to
re-create the iconic
building exclusively
for reader’s
digest because its
rounded dome
Actor Material Goal
Cir: Manner Recipient Cir: Cause
35. Square façade and myriad, columns posed enough Square façade and myriad columns posed
enough Actor
Material Cir: Extent
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36. It challenges to fire up this Guinness world Record holder It
challenges to fire up this guinness world record holder Actor
Material Goal
37. To build the capitol To build
the capitol Material
Goal
38. He used 450 decks of low gloss Pla-Mor Card from the U.S playing cards company.
He Used
450 decks of low gloss pla-mor cards
from the u.s playing cards company
Actor Material
Goal Cir: Location
39. It can hold 660 pounds per square feet It
can hold 660 pounds
per square feet Actor
Material Goal
Cir: extent, Spatial
40. That strength came in handy That strength
came in handy
Actor Material
Cir: Manner
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41. Berg built the world’s largest house of cards Berg
built the world’s largest house of cards
Actor Material
Goal
42. In bed after a long day of work, he received the phone call In bed
after a long day of work he received the phone call
Cir: Location Cir: Time Actor
Material Goal
43. A Squirrel’s loose in the room A Squirrel’s
loose in the room
Actor Material
Cir: Location
44. It’s throwing it self a party inside the castle walls It
‘S throwing itself
a party inside the castle walls Actor
Material Receiver
Goal Cir: Location
45. By the time, he returned By the time
he returned
Cir: Time Actor
Material
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46. The guard entry had been toppled The guard entry
Had been toppled Actor
Material
47. But the castle stood But
the castle stood
- Actor
Material
48. A stray bottle rocket blinds a child A stray bottle rocket
Blinds a child
Actor Material
Goal
49. For years, Kennon threw a party at their house in Picayune, Mississippi, on New Year’s Eve
For years Kennon Threw
A party At
their house
in picayune
Mississippi on New Year’s Eve Cir: Time
Actor Material Goal
Cir: Location
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50. For years, Betty Peterson threw a party at their house in Picayune, Mississippi on New Year’s Eve
For years Betty Peterson
threw a party at their house in Picayune,
Mississippi on New Year’s Eve
Cir: Time Actor
Material Goal Cir: Location
51. That tradition would end in tragedy That tradition
would end in tragedy
Actor Material
Cir: Matter
52. Before the bash one year, Kennon bought a large supply of firecrackers from nearby Joey’s fireworks
Before the bash one year
kennon bought
a large of supply firecrackers
from nearby Joey’s fireworks
Cir: Time Actor
Material Goal Cir: Location
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53. Before the bash one year, Kennon bought bottle rockets from nearby Joey’s fireworks
Before the bash one year
kennon bought
bottle rockets from nearby
Joey’s fireworks
Cir: Time Actor
Material Goal Cir: Location
54. Before the bash one year, Kennon bought Roman Candles from nearby Joey’s fireworks
Before the bash one year
kennon bought
roman candles
from nearby Joey’s fireworks
Cir: Time Actor
Material Goal Cir: Location
55. Before the bash one year, Kennon bought aerial sparklers from nearby Joey’s fireworks
Before the bash one year
kennon bought
aerial sparklers
from nearby Joey’s fireworks
Cir: Time Actor
Material Goal Cir: Location
56. The Petersons asked to supply extra fireworks for the night’s finale The Petersons
asked to supply extra fireworks
for the night’s finale Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Purpose
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57. Mary Mc Millen lived across the street Mary Mc Millen
lived across the street
Actor Material
Cir: Location
58. Mary Mc Millen was invited Mary Mc Millen
was invited Actor
Material
59. She brought Brandon Keith She
brought Brandon Keith
Actor Material
Goal
60. Brandon Keith was visiting from New Orleans Brandon Keith
was visiting From New Orleans
Actor Material
Goal
61. By the time, everyone had arrived By the time
Everyone Had arrived
Cir: Time Actor
Material
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62. The Peterson’s traditional bonfire was beginning in the front yard The Peterson’s traditional bonfire
was beginning in the front yard
Actor Material
Cir: Location
63. The Peterson’s traditional bonfire was to blaze in the front yard The Peterson’s traditional bonfire
was to blaze in the front yard
Actor Material
Cir: Location
64. Later that evening, the younger kids waved sparklers Later that evening
the younger kids waved
sparklers Cir: Time
Actor Material
Goal
65. The high light of the bash came The high light of the bash
came Actor Material
66. Every body included Every body
included Actor
Material
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67. Children Included
Children included
Actor Material
68. Everybody set off the fireworks Everybody
Set off The fireworks
Actor Material
Goal
69. Children set off the fireworks Children
set off the fir
Actor Material
Goal
70. The fun lasted until shortly after midnight The fun
lasted until shortly after midnight
Actor Material
Cir: Time
71. The party came to a close The Party
came to a close Actor
Material
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72. The next Morning, trash covered the Peterson’s yard The next morning
trash covered
the Peterson’s yard Cir: Time
Actor Material
Goal
73. The revelers had dropped unused fireworks The revelers
had dropped unused fireworks
Actor Material
Goal
74. The revelers had dropped spent fireworks The revelers
had dropped spent fireworks
Actor Material
Goal
75. The revelers had dropped all over the property The revelers
had dropped all over the property
Actor Material
Goal
76. Betty’s sister, Mae langston helped Kenno Betty sister, Mae langston
helpd kennon
Actor Material
Goal
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77. Betty’s sister, Mae Langston get rid of the mess
Betty’s sister, Mae Langston get rid of
the mess Actor
Material Goal
78. Betty’s sister, Mae Langston Helped throwing trash Betty’s sister, mae langston
helped throwing trash
Actor Material
Goal
79. Betty’s sister, Mae langston helped throwing some fireworks Betty’s sister, Mae Langston
helped throwing some fireworks
Actor Material
Goal
80. Some fireworks had never been lit Some fireworks
had never been lit Actor
Material
81. Luckily, none of them ignited Luckily
none of them ignited
Cir: Manner Actor
Material
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82. In the meantime, two of the Peterson’s sons, ages eight and seven In the meantime two of the Peterson’s sons
ages eight and seven
Cir: Time Actor
Material Goal
83. Two of the Peterson’s Son played in the yard Two of the Peterson’s Son
played in the yard
Actor Material
Cir: Location
84. Betty took care of their one year old son inside the house Betty
took care of their one year old son
inside the house Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Location
85. Brandon Keith had stayed overnight at his grandmother’s Brandon Keith
had stayed overnight
at his grandmother’s Actor
Material Cir: Time
Cir: Location
86. He could go to the Peterson’s house He
could go to the peterson’s house
Actor Material
Location
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87. He could go He
could go Actor
Material
88. It was to play in her yard It
was to play in her yard
Actor Material
Cir: Location
89. He Joined the Peterson boys in their game of hide and seeks He
Joined the Peterson boys
in their game of hide and seek Actor
Material Goal Cir: Location
90. Betty Peterson testified Betty Peterson
testified Actor
Material
91. Brandon was playing in the yard Brandon
was playing in the yard
Actor Material
Cir: Location
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92. Brandon had joined his sons Brandon
had joined his sons
Actor Material
Goal
93. When it was to hide his turn When
it was to hide
his turn Cir: Time
Actor Material
Range
94. Brandon ran to the far side of the thick hedgerow Brandon
ran to the far side of the thick hedgerow
Actor Material
Cir: Location
95. Moments later, Kennon happened to fooling around with the unused bottle rockets
Moments later
Kennon happened to fooling
around with the unused bottle rockets
Cir: Time Actor
Material Cir: Manner
96. She picked up one She
picked up one
Actor Material
Goal
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97. She lit it high in the air She
lit it
high in the air
Actor Material Goal
Cir: manner Cir: Location
98. She tossed it high in the air She
tossed it
high in the air
Actor Material Goal
Cir: Manner Cir: Location
99. The rocket flew up the driveway The rocket
flew up the driveway
Actor Material
Cir: Location
100. The rocket was falling behind the bushes The rocket
was falling behind the bushes
Actor Material
Cir: Location
101. Brandon was hiding Brandon
was hiding Actor
Material
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102. One of the children had been hiding behind the shrubbery One of the children
had been hiding behind the shrubbery
Actor Material
Cir: Location
103. The bottle rocket had hit Brandon in his right eye The bottle rocket
had hit Brandon
in his right eye Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Location
104. Betty rushed Brandon and his grandmother to a hospital in Picayune Betty
rushed Brandon and his grandmother to a hospital in picayune
Actor Material Goal
Cir: Location
105. They were unable to get help They
Were unable to get Help
Actor Material
Range
106. After Picking up Brandon’s mother, Michelle, they drove to children’s Hospital in New Orleans
After picking up Brandon’s mother, Michelle
They Drove
to Children’s hospital in New Orleans
Cir: Matter Actor
Material Cir: Location
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107. Eye doctor referred them to nearby charity Hospital Eye doctor
Referred Them
To nearby charity Hospital Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Location
108. Doctors finally operated on the boy Doctors
Finally Operated
On the boy Actor
Cir: Manner Material
Cir: Location
109. Brandon lost sight in the eye permanently Brandon
Lost Sight
In the eye Permanently
Actor Material Goal
Cir: Location Cir: Manner
110. Michelle Keith took the Petersons to court Michelle Keith
took the Petersons
to court Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Location
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111. The party throwers should have been more cautious with the dangerous fireworks on the property
The party throwers
should have been
more cautious with
the dangerous
fireworks on their property
Actor Material
Cir: Comparative
Cir: manner Cir: Location
112. The children and fireworks don’t Mix The children and fireworks
don’t mix Actor
Material
113. He’d asked to play her permission there He
‘d asked to play her permission
there Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Location
114. Fireworks were scattered around the property Fireworks
were scattered Around the property
Actor Material
Cir: Location
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115. The other adults were looking for them The other adults
were looking for them
Actor Material
Goal
116. This volatile combination should have put on notice the couple This volatile combination should have put on notice
the couple Actor
Material Goal
117. An accident could happen An accident
could happen Actor Material
118. Petersons will fully engaged in dangerous behaviour Petersons
will fully engaged
in dangerous behaviour Actor
Cir: Manner Material
Cir: Manner
119. She found fireworks in the yard She
found fireworks
in the yard Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Location
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120. Brandon did nothing Brandon
did nothing
Actor Material
Goal
121. Brandon takes part game of hide and seeks Brandon
takes part in a game of hide and seek
Actor Material
Cir: Location
122. He lost half his sight forever because of the Peterson’s negligence He
lost Half
his sight
forever because of the Peterson’s
negligence Actor
Material Goal Cir: Time
Cir: Cause
123. Mae Langston would set off a rocket Mae Langston
would set off a rocket
Actor Material
Goal
124. Brandon was hiding Brandon
was hiding Actor
Material
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125. They had exercised They
had exercised Actor
Material
126. They search for the fireworks They
search for the fireworks
Actor Material
Goal
127. A grandmother wants the right to see her grandson A grandmother
wants the right
to see her grandson
Actor Ma-
Goal Terial
Goal
128. All Cindy Flynn wanted to spend time with her grandson All Cindy Flynn wanted to spend time
with her grandson Actor
Material Range
Cir: Commitative Positive
129. Elias was born in May 2003 Elias
was born in May 2003
Actor Material
Cir: Time
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130. Alice wasn’t married to Elias’s father Alice
wasn’t married to Elias’s father
Actor Material
Cir: Recipient
131. Cindy’s son Cory was serving time in an Illinois state Prison Cindy’s son Cory was serving
time in an Illinois state Prison
Actor Material
Range Cir: Location
132. Alice and her newborn had moved into her mother’s home Alice and her newborn
had moved into her mother’s home
Actor Material
Cir: Location
133. Before her grandson’s birth, Cindy had sent items for the baby to Alice Before her grandson’s
birth Cindy
had sent items
for the baby to Alice
Cir: Matter Actor
Material Goal Recipient
134. She sent Alice a card She
sent Alice
a card Actor
Material Recipient
Goal
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135. A month went by before A month
went by before Cir: Time
Material
136. She is inviting her She
is inviting her
Actor Material
Goal
137. Cindy and her husband, Mike began visiting Elias once a week Cindy and her husband, Mike began visiting
Elias once a week
Actor Material
Goal Cir: Time
138. She claimed to find Cindy She
claimed to find Cindy
Actor Material
Goal
139. She used a name with god daughter She
Used A name
With goddaughter Actor
Material Goal
Cir: Matter
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140. In June, Cindy and Mike Joined the Henkel family at the baby’s Catholic baptism
In June Cindy and Mike
Joined the
Henkel family
at the baby’s catholic baptism
Cir: Time Actor Material
Goal Cir: Location
141. The situation deteriorated that summer The Situation
deteriorated that summer
Actor Material Goal
142. Cory had been released from prison Cory
had been released from prison
Actor Material
Cir : Location
143. Cory filed a petition in family court Cory
filed a petition
in family court Actor
Material Goal
Cir : Location
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144. Cory is for visiting privileges with his son Cory
is for visiting privileges
with his son Actor
Material Goal
Cir : Commitative positive
145. He wanted him out of the baby’s life entirely He
wanted him
out of the baby’s life
entirely
Actor Material
Goal Cir: Matter
Cir: Manner
146. She couldn’t visit Elias She
Couldn’t visit Elias
Actor Material
Goal
147. Alice got a court Alice
Got A court
Actor Material
Range
148. Alice got an order requiring supervision anytime Alice
Got an Order
requiring supervision Anytime
Actor Material
Range Cir: Matter
Cir: Time
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149. The space allocated for the visits The space
allocated for the visits
Actor Material
Cir: Purpose
150. When the venue was switched to Alice’s mother’s house When
the venue Was switched
To Alice’s mother’s house Cir : Time
Goal Material
Cir: Location
151. Cindy stopped accompanying him Cindy Stopped
accompanying him Actor
Material Goal
152. She didn’t want to deal with the growing tension between her and Alice
She didnt want to deal with
the growing tension
between her and Alice
Actor Material
Goal Cir: Manner
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153. Cindy asked to have an hour each month each month with Elias
Cindy asked to have
an hour each
month with Elias
Actor Material
Range Cir : Time
Cir : Commitative positive
154. Finally, the two women found themselves before a judge in the county circuit court
Finally the two
women found
themselves before a judge in the county
circuit court Cir : Manner
Actor Material
Goal Cir : Time
155. Cindy had chosen not to attend all the allowed supervised visits with her son
Cindy had chosen not to
attend all the allowed
supervised visits with her son
Actor Material
Goal Cir : Commitative
Positive
156. Cindy changed her life Cindy
changed her life
Actor Material
Goal
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157. Cindy started serving the lord Cindy
started serving the lord
Actor Material
Goal
158. Cindy tried to take over during visits Cindy
tried to take over during visits
Actor Material
Goal
159. Cindy had undermined her as a parent by questioning her decision
Cindy had undermined
her as a parent
by questioning her decision
Actor Material
Goal Cir : role, goise
Cir : Matter
160. Cindy had to have placed tuber in Elias’s ears because of chronic ear infections
Cindy had to have placed
tubes in Elias’s ears
because of chronic ear
infections Actor
Material Goal
Cir : Location Cir : Cause
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161. The feel good effects last a long time The feel good
effects last a long time
Actor Material
Cir : Time
162. Petie will stay close Petie
will stay close
Actor Material
Cir: Manner
From all the tables above, there are sometimes only participant in a clause. It can be Actor and goal. Every clause has different meaning and sometimes they have
different circumstances.
4.1.2 Mental Function