Linguistic Test 29

A grammaticalization of the current relevance, at the moment of utterance, of an event or state that occurred prior to the moment of utterance

Perfect

Perfect of recent past

Perfect of result

Persistent situation

A term of social deixis that expresses equality of status.

None of the above

Uniform

Parallel

Equivalent

Any clause in a clause chain which is not the final clause, and is distinguishable from the final clause by a difference in verb morphology

Medial clause

Terminal clause

Final clause

Initial clause

A passive voice in which the verb has stative meaning, and actor is not expressed

Medio passive Voice

Hidden passive voice

Covert passive voice

Implied passive voice

An illocutionary point in which, by making an utterance, a speaker brings into existence the state of affairs described in the propositional content of the utterance

Direct speech act

Illocutionary force

Indirect speech act

Declarative Illocutionary Point

A kind of definiteness indicating that the referent(s) of an expression are not presumed to be identifiable

Partial

Limited

Deficient

Indefiniteness

An ontological metaphor in which an abstraction, such as an event, activity, emotion, or idea, is represented as material

Conventional metaphor

Ontological metaphor

Entity Metaphor

Substance metaphor

Any utterance made with strong emotion.

Interjection

Psychological

Pragmatic

Exclamation

The specific turn that has the function of prefiguring the coming action

Sudden

Presequence

Filled pause

Dramatic

A broad classification of words that includes nouns and nominals

Quantifiers

Substantive

Discourse

Pronouns

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