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the other best part I would like to have is to give a full explanation of how mood system functions in SFL, and how they can be subdivided.
this blog is wonderful, but a want to ask about is there any other example of comment adjunct beside those listed in the table?
Thank you. I think the ones listed are the most common adjuncts. Really, anything could function as one.
thanks for the resources. I am working on transitivity and theme analyses of my students’ writing as part of my research and sometimes I got confused with the verbs used.