8. what is the attribute of a subject in a relational verb process e.g. tired?
adverbial
complement
object
subject
9. what is the term for the joining of two clauses that gives them equal weighting?
co-ordinating
subordinating
10. what acts as the focus of the clause, and is often the focus of a relational verb process or the agent of a material verb process e.g. I
subject
object
complement
adverbial
11. what is the term for a group of words centred around a noun that acts as the head of the phrase which can involve a determiner, modifier and qualifier e.g. the expensive television in the corner?
clause
noun phrase
verb phrase
simple sentence
12. what is the term for a verb that shows tense?
primary auxiliary verb
modal auxiliary verb
13. what is the type of voice that omits the agent using a prepositional phrase and the verb phrase changes to a form of to be + participle form (verb root+en/ed)?
passive
active
14. what is the term for the joining of two clauses that gives the one clause (the main) more weight than the other
subordinating
co-ordinating
15. what is the term for a larger structure, formed by phrases, which are a group of words centred around a verb phrase?
clause
sentence
phrase
16. what type of sentence contains a subordinate clause or clauses?
simple
complex
compounding
orthographic
17. what is the base of a word?
prefix
root
suffix
18. what identifies the circumstances of a verb process in terms of time, place or manner e.g. the floor
object
complement
adverbial
subject
19. which type of sentence is recognised though the use of a capital letter and full stop
orthographic
complex
simple
compounding
20. what is the type of voice that places the agent in the subject position for prominence and places the verb phrase in present or past tense
