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Arguments, predicators and predicates
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Arguments, predicators and predicates
Semantic Analysis: The semantic analysis of declararive sentence reveals two major semantics roles by differets subparts of the sentences; the roleof predicartor and rol of arguments
- Arguments
- An arguments is the entity about which a predicator is made
- It´s an indvidual independent entity the role is played by the refrerring expressions
- Examples
- My mom gave me a cake: the argument is MOM.
- Examples
- It´s an indvidual independent entity the role is played by the refrerring expressions
- An arguments is the entity about which a predicator is made
- Predicator
- The predicator of simple detective sentence is the word (sometimes a group of words) which does not belong to any of the referring expressions
- Example
- My mom gave me a cake: the pedicator is GIVE ME
- Example
- The predicator of simple detective sentence is the word (sometimes a group of words) which does not belong to any of the referring expressions
- Predicates
- They are any words that can fuction like the predicator of the sentence
- Conjuntions can´t be predicates: and, or , but, not, etc.
- Example
- Phater: Yes it´s predicate
- Through: It´s not a predicate
- Phater: Yes it´s predicate
- Example
- Conjuntions can´t be predicates: and, or , but, not, etc.
- They are any words that can fuction like the predicator of the sentence
- Arguments
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- Mind Map on Arguments, predicators and predicates, created by Osvaldo Zaldivar Gallegos on 05/03/2021.
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- Osvaldo Zaldivar Gallegos · Mar 2021
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- Mar 5, 2021
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