Mitha Arista Dewi

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 Pt: Participant
 Pr: Process
 Circ: Circumstances

1. Transitivity

STOPPING BY WOOD ON A SNOWY EVENING

Whose woods | these are | I |think I

know.
Circ: matter | pr: attribute | pt: actor |
goals
His house | is | in the village though
Pt: carrier | pr: rel-attr | pr: attribute
He | will not see | me | stopping here
Pt: actor | pr: goal | pt: client | circ: reason
To watch | his woods | fill up with
snow.
Pt: scope | pr: attribute | circ: reason
My little horse | must think | it queer
Pt: senser | pr: mental | pt:
phenomenon
To stop | without | a farm house near
Pt: scope | pr: attribute | pr: goal
Between | the woods and frozen lake |
The darkest evening of the year.
Pr: existential | pt: existent | circ: time
He | gives | his harness bells | a shake
Pt: actor | pt: material | pt: recipient |
pt: goal
To ask | if there is some
mistake.
Pt: verbal | pt: verbiage
The only other sound’s | the sweep
Pt: sayer | pr: verbal
Of | easy wind and downy flake.
Pt: verbiage
The woods | are | lovely and, dark, and deep,
Pt: token | pt: rel-ident | pt: value
But | I | have promises to keep,
Pt: attribute | pt: addresser | pt: value
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
Pt: carrier
 2. Clause Complexing
STOPPING BY WOOD ON A SNOWY EVENING

Whose woods these are α | I think I know β

His house is in the village though α
He will not see me stopping here α |
‘β To watch his woods fill up with
snow
My little horse must think it queer ‘α
To stop without a farmhouse near α
Between the woods and frozen lake α1
The darkest evening of the year. β
He gives his harness bells a shake α
To ask if there is some mistake. β
The only other sound’s the sweep α
Of easy wind and downy flake.
β1
The woods are lovely and, dark, and deep, 1
But I have promises to keep, 2
And miles to go before I sleep,
+1
And miles to go before I sleep.
+2