From: Putting transitivity to the test: a review of the Sydney and Cardiff models
Types of circumstances | Probe | Example | ||
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Category | Subcategory | Subtype | ||
Enhancing | Extent | Distance | How far? | over 12,000 miles |
Duration | How long? | for several hours | ||
Frequency | How many times? | 15 times | ||
Location | Place | Where? | in Tulsa | |
Time | When? | in September | ||
Manner | Means | How? By means of? | by train | |
Quality | In what way? | this way | ||
Comparison | What like? | His hair was cut differently | ||
Degree | How much? | I like him very much | ||
Cause | Reason | Why? | because of | |
Purpose | What for? | for the purpose of | ||
Behalf | Who for? | on behalf of | ||
Contingency | Condition | In which case? | in the event of | |
Default | Unless what? | Unless | ||
Concession | Despite what? | in spite of | ||
Extending | Accompaniment | Comitative | With what/who? | without you |
Additive | Who/What else? | in addition to | ||
Elaborating | Role | Guise | What as? | as a 13-year-old |
Product | What into? | Madonna softened into a more human figure | ||
Projection | Matter | What about? | about his daughter | |
Angle | Source | According to who/what? | according to your report | |
Viewpoint | In whose opinion? | in my opinion |