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
163. Alice felt Alice
felt Carrier Mental
164. People need him People
need him
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
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165. “She ignored her wishes” She
ignored her wishes
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
166. He just seems to know He
just Seems to know
Senser -
Mental
167. When people need him When
People Need
him Cir: time
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
168. I saw the doctor I
saw The doctor
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
169. He deserves it He
deserves it
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
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170. She had to see her grandson She
had to see her grandson
Senser Mental Phenomenon
171. Cory resented having to see his son there Cory
resented having to see his son
there Senser
Mental Phenomenon
Cir: Location
172. It bothered Alice It
bothered Alice
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
173. Moments later, Kennon happened to see Mae Moments later
Kennon happened to see
Mae Cir: Time
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
174. He just seems to know He
just seems to know Senser
Mental
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175. I saw the doctor I
saw the doctor
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
176. Every card stacker dreads Every card stacker
dreads Senser
Mental
177. She didn’t know She
didn’t know Senser
Mental
178. Kennon knew Kennon
knew Senser
Mental
179. He also didn’t know He
also didn’t know
Senser -
Mental
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180. They looked around in confusion They
looked around in confusion
Senser Mental
Cir : Matter
181. Nobody realized Nobody realized
Senser Mental
182. Within seconds, the adults heard a child scream Within seconds
the adults heard
a child scream Cir : Time
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
183. Petersons should have known Petersons
should have known Senser
Mental
184. She also knew She
also knew
Senser - Mental
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185. The children should have been kept a safe distance from any unexploded fireworks
The children should have been
kept a safe distance
from any unexploded fire works
Senser Mental
Phenomenon Cir : Matter
186. They also didn’t know They
also didn’t know
Senser - Mental
187. The baby’s mother Alice Henkel saw things differently The baby’s mother Alice
Henkel Saw
things differently
Senser Mental
phenomenon Cir : Manner
188. At first, the kids are shocked At first
The kids Are shocked
Cir: time Senser
Mental
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189. Cindy heard about Elias’s birth Cindy
heard about Elias’s birth
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
190. She is over to see the baby She
is over to see the baby
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
191. Cory saw his son Cory
saw his son
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
192. Cindy could see Elias Cindy
could see Elias
Senser Mental
Phenomenon
193. Alice disagreed Alice
disagreed Senser Mental
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194. She didn’t see She
didn’t see Senser Mental
195. She didn’t see She
didn’t see Senser Mental
196. Her wishes were ignored Her wishes
Were ignored Senser
Mental
In Mental Function, every clause can have different circumstance. It depends on the meaning of the clause. We can find that in a clause has one participant, senser
or phenomenon.
4.1.3. Verbal Function