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The man I saw when Tim took me to see that new show down in Leeds was here a moment ago.

The man I saw when Tim took me to see that new show down in Leeds was here a moment ago. What is the main verb in the sentence? How many other verbs can you see? How many other verbs might you hear?. The man I saw when Tim took me to see that new show down in Leeds was here a moment ago.

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The man I saw when Tim took me to see that new show down in Leeds was here a moment ago.

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  1. The man I saw when Tim took me to see that new show down in Leeds was here a moment ago. What is the main verb in the sentence? How many other verbs can you see? How many other verbs might you hear?

  2. The man I saw when Tim took me to see that new show down in Leeds washere a moment ago.

  3. The man (I saw when Tim took me to see that new show down in Leeds) washere a moment ago.

  4. The man I saw whenTim tookme to see that newshowdown in Leeds was here a momentago. saw went took meet see seethe knew showed own (!) leads was hear to go

  5. EAP Grammar at A2 Terry Phillips grammar and genre

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  7. GE vs EAP contrary to

  8. Complexity in EAP Contrary to the theory of Freud the well-known psychoanalyst who believed that the offspring of aggressive parents become passive adults a significant number of insecurely-attached boys and girls brought up by a violent mother or father show signs of violence as adults, passing on their aggression to their own children. norwich

  9. Complexity in EAP Contrary to the theory of Freud the well-known psychoanalyst who believed that the offspring of aggressive parents become passive adults a significant number of insecurely-attached boys and girls brought up by a violent mother or father show signs of violence as adults, passing on their aggression to their own children. norwich

  10. Complexity in EAP Contrary to the theory of Freud the well-known psychoanalyst who believed that the offspring of aggressive parents become passive adults a significant number of insecurely-attached boys and girls brought up by a violent mother or father show signs of violence as adults, passing on their aggression to their own children. norwich

  11. Complexity in EAP Contrary to the theory of Freud the well-known psychoanalyst who believed that the offspring of aggressive parents become passive adults a significant number of insecurely-attached boys and girls brought up by a violent mother or father show signs of violence as adults, passing on their aggression to their own children. norwich

  12. Complexity in EAP Contrary to the theory of Freud the well-known psychoanalyst who believed that the offspring of aggressive parents become passive adults a significant number of insecurely-attached boys and girls brought up by a violent mother or father show signs of violence as adults, passing on their aggression to their own children. norwich

  13. Complexity in EAP Contrary to the theory of Freud the well-known psychoanalyst who believed that the offspring of aggressive parents become passive adults a significant number of insecurely-attached boys and girls brought up by a violent mother or father show signs of violence as adults, passing on their aggression to their own children. norwich

  14. Complexity in EAP Contrary to the theory of Freud the well-known psychoanalyst who believed that the offspring of aggressive parents become passive adults a significant number of insecurely-attached boys and girls brought up by a violent mother or father show signs of violence as adults, passing on their aggression to their own children. norwich

  15. Complexity in EAP Contrary to the theory of Freud the well-known psychoanalyst who believed that the offspring of aggressive parents become passive adults a significant number of insecurely-attached boys and girls brought up by a violent mother or father showsigns of violence as adults, passing on their aggression to their own children. norwich

  16. Complexity in EAP Contrary to the theory of Freud the well-known psychoanalyst who believed that the offspring of aggressive parents become passive adults a significant number of insecurely-attached boys and girls brought up by a violent mother or father showsigns of violence as adults, passing on their aggression to their own children. english is mainly a syntactic language

  17. English is mainly a syntactic language word order (syntax) word form (morphology) is more meaningful than... bill killed john

  18. English is not (really) morphological… Bill killed John

  19. English is not (really) morphological… Bill killed John

  20. English is not (really) morphological… Billus killedat Johnum 1st word = noun, + the agent 2nd word = verb 3rd word = noun, + the recipient

  21. English is not (really) morphological Billus killedat Johnum Billus Johnum killedat Johnum killedat Billus Johnum Billus killedat Killedat Billus Johnum Killedat Johnum Billus

  22. English is not (really) morphological… Johnum inter silvas killedat quarere verum Billus

  23. English is not (really) morphological… The thing that happened to John which was so appalling was being killed by the only friend he had ever known, Bill.

  24. English is not (really) morphological… The thing that happened to John which was so appalling was being killed by the only friend he had ever known, Bill. police

  25. English is syntactic… Police

  26. English is syntactic… Police police

  27. English is syntactic… Police police police.

  28. English is syntactic… Policepolicepolice. 1st word = noun, + the agent. 2nd word = verb. 3rd word = noun, + the recipient. because English = S V O morpho languages

  29. Morphological languages… word (sound /shape) denotation part of speech role in sentence billus person noun subject syn diagram

  30. Syntactic languages… word (sound /shape) + role in sentence part of speech meaning basic morph

  31. English has some morphology...

  32. English has some morphology...

  33. English has some morphology...

  34. English has some morphology...

  35. English has some morphology...

  36. English has some morphology...

  37. English has some morphology...

  38. English has some morphology...

  39. English has some morphology... verb morph

  40. English has some morphology... do is doing did was doing has done has been doing had done had gone doing can do… etc. is done is being done was done was being done has been done has been being done had gone done had gone being done can be done… etc. complexity in GE

  41. Complexity in GE I wouldn’t have gone fired if I hadn’t been stealing.

  42. Complexity in GE I wouldn’t have gone fired if I hadn’t been stealing. I am you are

  43. Complexity in English

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