Topic 10 GiU - Terminology

Question	Answer
Non-finite subordinate clause	→ Non-finite verbs = to-infinitive; bare infinitive; -ed clause, -ing clause → e.g. [David loves [to play the piano]] = non-finite (to-infinitive)
ed-clause	Intoxicated by the unfamiliar feels of the city, I walk the twenty minutes from the Redfish down towards the Pelourinho.
ing-clause	Having seen the pelourinho in Alcantra, I know that the word means a whipping-post and marked the place where slaves were bought and sold and beaten.
Dangling non-finite adjunct (dangling participle)	Sleeping in my garden, a bee stung me. (Subject of main clause should be the same as implied subject of adjunct clause) here: bee was sleeping in the garden and then bee stung me
Sensory perception verbs	Image: 69bf9869-f9df-45ad-9b53-be71618064e3 (image/png)
Meaning difference: factual vs. theoretical meaning	Image: d91da554-f0fb-494d-8fc7-42cb90c46183 (image/png)

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