Abstract
The text from Hemingway’s Fiesta, described in Chapter 6, section 6.9, contained a number of kernel clauses, but the other non-kernel clauses remain to be discussed. They either contain complex phrases as constituents, or else differ from a kernel clause in one or more of its basic features:
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(a)
finite (tensed)
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(b)
declarative mood
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(c)
in the active voice, and
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(d)
in the order SP (C) (A)
and so they are said to be derived from kernel clauses. Some of them will be referred to in this chapter, but there is a more complete commentary in Chapter 8.
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Freeborn, D. (1987). Complex phrases within clauses. In: A Course Book in English Grammar. Studies in English Language. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18527-6_7
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