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Different terminologies around clause elements and predicate appositives

Come and join my Joy of Syntax Club: https://myablefy.com/s/Friderike/the-... Grammar nerd alert. In this video, I tackle different terms that are used for clause elements. I compare terms used by George Curme, Quirk et al, Longman's LGSWE, a bit of Huddleston/Pullum and a tiny bit of SFG. I don't include Huddleston/Pullum and Halliday in my work, but I wanted to mention a few terms that often float around in English departments, so that people know why they are floating around. The message of this video is: Try not to be overwhelmed. All these different ways of naming elements can make your head spin. But if you just focus on trying to understand how words enter into relationships with one another or how great writers and poets weave their wonderful art, you'll be fine. In the long run, I don't want to deal with terms and ways of naming things. I want discuss real English in real contexts. But some of the basics need to be settled before we get to that. If you want to hear about clause elements and clause patterns, you can watch this YouTube video:    • Clause elements, clause patterns, predicat...   If you want a basic intro to clause elements, you can watch this video:    • Clause Elements explained   If you want to hear about word classes, here you go:    • Word Classes / Parts of Speech (English)   And here is my "The Joy of Syntax" playlist:    • The Joy of Syntax   Visit my website, where I offer a bunch of free stuff and from where you can access everything else I have online. https://www.joy-of-syntax.com/ Write me an email at friderike(at)joy-of-syntax.com if you want to talk to me, book me, or have a video request. Best wishes from Frid