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19 Cards in this Set
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dat book
dat toy |
demonstrative + entity
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Hi kitty
hey mommy |
notice
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more juice, nother cookie,
more splash |
recurrence
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no soap,
no liver no shots |
rejection: used to oppose or refuse an object
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no snoopy
no tired |
denial
negating the truth of their own or another person's utterance |
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no ball
no cookie |
disappearance:
object or person has left or not in usual place |
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Daddy drive, boy run, doggy run
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Agent + Action (noun + verb)
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pet kitty
spill juice kick ball |
action + object (verb + noun)
while child performs action or watches someone else perform action |
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jimmy bike
daddy TV mommy car |
agent + object (noun + noun)
person acting uponobject in some way |
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eat table, cook stove, play park, climb chair, sit corner
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Action + location (V + N)
expresses where action is taking place |
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doggy out, puppy bed, kitty tree cookie table, daddy work
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entity + location: indicates where a particular object is located.
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doggy fur, doggy tail, baby shirt, mommy lunch
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posessor + posession (N + N)
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plane loud, girl pretty
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entity + attribute (N + A) object is described
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broom sweep, hammer hit, shovel dig, spoon mash
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instrument + action
first word inanimate noun, often tool, second action (N + V) |
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dolly sick, baby hungry, me sick, daddy tired
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experiencer + experience
(N + A) expresses feeling or internal state |
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billy boy, jack brother, rover dog, mary girl
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classificatory (N + N)
person or object classified or categorized |
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cook grandma, play daddy, play doggie
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comitative (V + N)
indicates accompaniment & preposition "with" |
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umbrella boot, water food, spoon fork
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conjunction (N + N)
indicates that two objects are in close proximity without interaction between objects |
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alldone bath, done lunch, allgone burger
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completion when an act or event is finished.
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