Table 1 Lexicogrammatical and intonation analysis of clauses 1–4
From: The semiotic sense of context vs the material sense of context
1 someone | sure | is | hungry | ||
Carrier | Proc: Relational | Attribute | |||
Subject | Mood Adjunct (intensity) | Finite | Complement | ||
Theme | Rheme | ||||
// 53 Someone /sure is /hungry // | |||||
2 hey | Monroe | how | [are] | you | doing |
Circumstance (manner) | [proc] | Actor | Proc: Material | ||
Vocative | Adjunct | [Finite] | Subject | Predicator | |
Theme (textual) | Theme (interpersonal) (vocative) | Theme (topical) | Rheme | ||
Theme | |||||
//13 Hey Mon/roe // | //1 how you /doing// | ||||
3 don’t | they | feed | you | at home | |
Proc: Material | Actor | Proc: Material (cont…) | Goal | Cir: Location | |
Finite + mood Adjunct (neg) | Subject | Predicator | Complement | Adjunct | |
Theme (interpersonal) | Theme (topical) | Rheme | |||
Theme | |||||
//2 Don’t they /feed you at /home// | |||||
4 I | skipped | breakfast | |||
Actor | Proc: Material | Goal | |||
Subject | Finite/Predicator | Complement | |||
Theme | Rheme | ||||
// 1 ʌ I /skipped /breakfast// | |||||