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Analyze each clause in the following text. Identify processes by type, participants by role and circumstances (fill out a table similar to p.223 Halliday & Webster).

Posted on April 14, 2022 by Shady

Transitivity Following the method of Transitivity Analysis, Analyze each clause in the following text. Identify processes by type, participants by role and circumstances (fill out a table similar to p.223 Halliday & Webster):

‘Literature proves that human beings are intent on deceiving one another.’ In the light of this view, consider ways in which Chaucer and Webster explore deceit and delusion, especially in reference to the events of Act 2.

Posted on May 1, 2021 by Shady

‘Literature proves that human beings are intent on deceiving one another.’ In the light of this view, consider ways in which Chaucer and Webster explore deceit and delusion, especially in reference to the events of Act 2.

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