The logico-semantic relation between a primary and a secondary member of a clause nexus (when the message is expressed through reported speech) is called "projection" in SFL (Halliday and Matthiessen 2004: 376).
There was no public consultation about Clause 12 and secondary legislation requires only minimal parliamentary scrutiny, warns Rachel Robinson, policy officer for Liberty, who warns this was one of several proposed legal aid reforms which would "devastate access to justice for great swathes of the population".
Therefore, first, the classifier is not used as a counting unit in this numeral classifier language; and second, in addition to PRO, another form of the subject for a dependent clause is attested in secondary predicate construction in this language.
Academies that are already open – currently 1,957 of England's 22,000 state schools, including most of its secondaries – can also ask for this clause to be included in their agreement.
The post-de secondary predicate is represented by a full clause, a CP (Li 1999).
Clause 12 paves the way for secondary legislation to introduce means testing for legal advice for those held in a police station.
Syntactically speaking, neither "a farmer" nor "a donkey" can bind (in the sense of Chomsky 1986 and the immense secondary literature it generated) an expression beyond the smallest clause in which they occur.
Thus, it is plausible that TAc, as a pronominal subject of a secondary predicate, takes an implicit or explicit argument of the matrix clause, or the event expressed by the matrix clause, as its antecedent.
The point of contention is a pivotal clause in the legislation that grants indie producers the secondary rights to their content.
The paper argues that ge heads a dependent clause, where the enclitic is the subject of the secondary predicate.
