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A megszakított főnévi igeneves mellékmondatok

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8. KIKÖVETKEZTETHETŐ VALENCIAKÉPLETEK

8.4. A megszakított alanyi mellékmondatok

8.4.1. A megszakított főnévi igeneves mellékmondatok

A főnévi igeneves mellékmondatok alanyát kiemelő szerkezetek:

[N1 /\/ N2 /\/ N3, etc.] <split>

4.2.2. N3 ~.. (pass) [to be V-en.. N2 (by N1)]

3.2. N2 ~.. (pass) [to be V-en (by N1)]

4.2.1. [to be V-en.. to/for N3 (by N1)]

5.2. [to be V-en.. † (by N1)] († ≠N3)

1. N1 ~.. (pass) [to V..]

2. [to V.. †] († ≠N2)

3.1. [to V.. †]

4.1.1. [to V.. N2 to/for N3]

4.1.2. [to V.. N3 N2]

5.1. [to V.. N2 †] († ≠N3)

8.4.1.1. A that-kötőszós mellékmondatból származó, to-val álló főnévi igene-ves mellékmondatok

A főmondat beékelődése előtt a that-clause to-val álló főnévi igeneves mellék-mondattá válik:

A) A főmondat beékelődése passzivizációval:

1. [th N1 ~..] <inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V..]:

(7a) They say that Mr Cook has arrived. /

(7b) It is said that Mr Cook has arrived. <inf> <split>

(7c) Mr Cook is said to have arrived.

2. [th N1 ~.. †] († ≠N2) <inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. †]:

(8a) They say that Jenny is happy. /

(8b) It is said that Jenny is happy. <inf> <split>

(8c) Jenny is said to be happy.

3.1. [th N1 ~.. N2] <inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N2]:

(9a) They say that Jenny enjoys grammar. /

(9b) It is said that Jenny enjoys grammar. <inf> <split>

(9c) Jenny is said to enjoy grammar.

3.2. [th N2 ~.. pass (by N1)] <inf> <split> N2 ~.. pass [to be V-en..

(by N1)]:

(10a) They say that grammar is enjoyed by Jenny. /

(10b) It is said that grammar is enjoyed by Jenny. <inf> <split>

(10c) Grammar is said to be enjoyed by Jenny.

4.1.1. [th N1 ~.. N2 to/for N3] <inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N2 to/for N3]:

(11a) They say that Mr Cook teaches grammar to Jenny. /

(11b) It is said that Mr Cook teaches grammar to Jenny. <inf> <split>

(11c) Mr Cook is said to teach grammar to Jenny.

4.1.2. [th N1 ~.. N3 N2] <inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N3 N2]:

(12a) They say that Mr Cook teaches Jenny grammar. /

(12b) It is said that Mr Cook teaches Jenny grammar. <inf> <split>

(12c) Mr Cook is said to teach Jenny grammar.

4.2.1. [th N2 ~.. pass to/for N3 (by N1)] <inf> <split>

N2 ~.. pass [to be V-en.. to/for N3 (by N1)]:

(13a) They say that grammar is taught to Jenny by Mr Cook. / (13b) It is said that grammar is taught to Jenny by Mr Cook. <inf> <split>

(13c) Grammar is said to be taught to Jenny by Mr Cook.

4.2.2. [th N3 ~.. pass N2 (by N1)] <split>

N3 ~.. pass [to be V-en.. N2 (by N1)]:

(14a) They say that Jenny is taught grammar by Mr Cook. / (14b) It is said that Jenny is taught grammar by Mr Cook. <inf> <split>

(14c) Jenny is said to be taught grammar by Mr Cook.

5.1. [th N1 ~.. N2 †] († ≠ N3) <inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N2

†]:

(15a) They say that Mr Cook makes grammar enjoyable. <inf> <split>

(15b) Mr Cook is said to make grammar enjoyable.

5.2. [th ~N2 ~.. pass † (by N1)] († ≠N3) <inf> <split>

N2 ~.. pass [to be V-en.. † (by N1)]:

(16a) They say that grammar is made enjoyable by Mr Cook. <inf> <split>

(16b) Grammar is said to be made enjoyable by Mr Cook.

B) A főmondat beékelődése passzivizáció nélkül:

1. IT ~ [th N1 ~.. ] (Listed as IT ~ [th]) <split>

N1 ~ [to V..] (Listed as N1 ~ [to V]):

(17a) It seems that Jenny is studying. <split>

(17b) Jenny seems to be studying.

2. IT ~ [th N1 ~.. †] († ≠ N2) (Listed as IT ~ [th]) <split>

N1 ~ [to V...†] († ≠ N2) (Listed as N1 ~ [to V]):

(18a) It seems that Jenny is happy. <split>

(18b) Jenny seems to be happy.

3.1. IT ~ [th N1 ~.. †] († = N2) (Listed as IT ~ [th]) N1 ~ [to V...†] († = N2) (Listed as N1 ~ [to V]):

(19a) It seems that Jenny enjoys grammar. <split>

(19b) Jenny seems to enjoy grammar.

3.2. IT ~ [th N2 ~.. pass (by N1)] (Listed as IT ~ [th]) <split>

N2 ~ [to be V-en.. (by N1)] (Listed as N1 ~ [to V]):

(20a) It seems that grammar is enjoyed by Jenny.<split>

(20b) Grammar seems to be enjoyed by Jenny.

4.1.1. [th N1 ~.. N2 to/for N3] <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N2 to/for N3]:

(21a) It happens that Mr Cook teaches grammar to Jenny. <split>

(21b) Mr Cook happens to teach grammar to Jenny.

4.1.2. [th N1 ~.. N3 N2] <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N3 N2]:

(22a) It happens that Mr Cook teaches Jenny grammar. <split>

(22b) Cook happens to teach Jenny grammar.

4.2.1. [th N2 ~.. pass to/for N3 (by N1)] <split>

N2 ~.. pass [to be V-en to/for N3 (by N1)]:

(23a) It happens that grammar is taught to Jenny by Mr Cook. <split>

(23b) Grammar happens to be taught to Jenny by Mr Cook.

4.2.2. [th N3 ~.. pass N2 (by N1)] <split> N3 ~.. pass [to be V-en N2 (by N1)]:

(24a) It happens that Jenny is taught grammar by Mr Cook. <split>

(24b) Jenny happens to be taught grammar by Mr Cook.

5.1. [th N1 ~.. N2 †] († ≠N3) <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N2 †]:

(25a) It seems that Mr Cook makes grammar enjoyable. <split>

(25b) Mr Cook seems to make grammar enjoyable.

5.2. [th N2 ~.. pass † (by N1)] († ≠N3) <split>

N2 ~.. pass [to be V-en † (by N1)]:

(26a) It seems that grammar is made enjoyable by Mr Cook. <split>

(26b) Grammar seems to be made enjoyable by Mr Cook.

8.4.1.2. Az alannyal rendelkező, to-val álló főnévi igeneves mellékmondatok 1. [N1 to V..] <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V..]:

(27a) They expected the missing bag to turn up. <split>

(27b) The missing bag was expected to turn up.

2. [N1 to V.. †] († ≠N2) <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. †]:

(28a) Joe expected Jenny to be happy. <split>

(28b) Jenny was expected to be happy.

3.1. [N1 to V.. N2] <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N2]:

(29a) Joe expected Jenny to enjoy grammar. <split>

(29b) Jenny was expected to enjoy grammar.

3.2. [N2 to be V-en.. (by N1)] <split> N2 ~.. pass [to be V-en.. (by N1)]:

(30a) Joe expected grammar to be enjoyed by Jenny. <split>

(30b) Grammar was expected to be enjoyed by Jenny.

4.1.1. [N1 to V.. N2 to/for N3] <split> N1 ~ pass [to V.. N2 to/for N3]:

(31a) Joe expected Mr Cook to teach grammar to Jenny. <split>

(31b) Mr Cook was expected to teach grammar to Jenny.

4.1.2. [N1 to V.. N3 N2] <split> N1 ~ pass [to V.. N3 N2 ]:

(32a) Joe expected Mr Cook to teach Jenny grammar. <split>

(32b) Mr Cook was expected to teach Jenny grammar.

4.2.1. [N2 to be V-en.. to/for N3 (by N1)]<split>

N2 ~ pass [to be V-en.. to/for N3 (by N1)]:

(33a) Joe expected grammar to be taught to Jenny by Mr Cook. <split>

(33b) Grammar was expected to be taught to Jenny by Mr Cook.

4.2.2. [N3 to be V-en.. N2 (by N1)] <split> N3 ~ pass [to be V-en.. N2 (by N1)]:

(34a) Joe expected Jenny to be taught grammar by Mr Cook. <split>

(34b) Jenny was expected to be taught grammar by Mr Cook.

5.1. [N1 to V.. N2 †] († ≠N3) <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N2 †]:

(35a) Joe expected Mr Cook to make grammar enjoyable. <split>

(35b) Mr Cook was expected to make grammar enjoyable.

5.2. [N2 to be V-en.. † (by N1)] <split> N2 ~.. pass [to be V-en.. † (by N1)]:

(36a) Joe expected grammar to be made enjoyable by Mr Cook. <split>

(36b) Grammar was expected to be made enjoyable by Mr Cook.

Jegyezzük meg, hogy az N1 ~ N2 [to V]-ből származó N2 ~ pass [to V] szerke-zetileg azonos a fenti képletekkel:

(37a) Jim encouraged us to stay. <pass>

(37b) We were encouraged to stay (by Jim).

(38a) Everybody told him to see a doctor. <pass>

(38b) He was told to see a doctor.

8.4.1.3. A szenvedő szerkezetű, alannyal nem rendelkező, to-val álló főnévi igeneves mellékmondatok

3.2. [to V.. N2] <pass> [N2 to be V-en..] <split> N2 ~.. pass [to be V-en..]:

(39a) Joe expected to enjoy grammar. <pass>

(39b) Joe expected grammar to be enjoyed. <split>

(39c) Grammar was expected to be enjoyed.

4.1. [to V.. N2 to/for N3] <pass> [N2 to be V-en.. to/for N3] <split>

N2 ~ pass [to be V-en.. to/for N3]:

(40a) Joe expected to teach grammar to Jenny. <pass>

(40b) Joe expected grammar to be taught to Jenny. <split>

(40c) Grammar was expected to be taught to Jenny.

4.2. [to V.. N3 N2] <pass> [N3 to be V-en.. N2] <split>

N3 ~ pass [to be V-en.. N2)]:

(41a) Joe expected to teach Jenny grammar. <pass>

(41b) Joe expected Jenny to be taught grammar. <split>

(41c) Jenny was expected to be taught grammar.

5.2. [to V.. N2 †] († ≠ N2) <pass> [N2 to be V-en..] <split>

N2 ~.. pass [to be V-en..]*:

(42a) Joe expected to make Jenny happy.<pass>

(42b) Joe expected Jenny to be made happy. <split>

(42c) Jenny was expected to be made happy.

8.4.1.4. Az alannyal rendelkező, to nélküli főnévi igeneves mellékmondatok A főmondat beékelődése előtt a cselekvő to-nélküli főnévi igeneves mellékmon-datok to-val álló főnévi igeneves mellékmonmellékmon-datokká válnak. (A LET után to-nélküli főnévi igeneves mellékmondat is állhat: The grass was let grow.)

A főmondat beékelődése előtt a cselekvő to-nélküli főnévi igeneves mellékmon-datokból származó szenvedő to-val álló főnévi igeneves mellékmondatok participi-umos mellékmondatokká válnak.

1. [N1 V..] <to-inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V..]:

(43a) They saw the thief run away. <to-inf> <split>

(43b) The thief was seen to run away.

2. [N1 V.. †] († ≠N2) <to-inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. †]:

(44a) Joe saw Jenny turn pale. <to-inf> <split>

(44b) Jenny was seen to turn pale.

3.1. [N1 V.. †] († = N2) <to-inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. †]:

(45a) Joe heard Jenny open the door. <to-inf> <split>

(45b) Jenny was heard to open the door.

3.2. [N2 being V-en.. (by N1)] <split> N2 ~.. pass [being V-en.. (by N1)]*:

(46a) Joe heard the door being opened by Jenny. <split>

(46b) The door was heard being opened by Jenny.

4.1.1. [N1 V.. N2 to/for N3] <to-inf> <split> N1 ~ pass [to V.. N2 to/for N3]:

(47a) Joe heard Mr Cook teach grammar to Jenny. <to-inf> <split>

(47b) Mr Cook was heard to teach grammar to Jenny.

4.1.2. [N1 V.. N3 N2] <to-inf> <split> N1 ~ pass [to V.. N3 N2 ]:

(48a) Joe heard Mr Cook teach Jenny grammar. <to-inf> <split>

(48b) Mr Cook was heard to teach Jenny grammar.

4.2.1. [N2 being V-en.. to/for N3 (by N1)]<split>

N2 ~ pass [being V-en.. to/for N3 (by N1)]:

(49a) Joe heard grammar being taught to Jenny by Mr Cook. <split>

(49b) Grammar was heard being taught to Jenny by Mr Cook.

4.2.2. [N3 being V-en.. N2 (by N1)] <split>

N3 ~ pass [being V-en.. N2 (by N1)]*:

(50a) Joe heard Jenny being taught grammar by Mr Cook. <split>

(50b) Jenny was heard being taught grammar by Mr Cook.

5.1. [N1 V.. N2 †] († ≠N3) <to-inf> <split> N1 ~.. pass [to V.. N2 †]:

(51a) Joe heard Mr Cook call the student Jenny. <to-inf> <split>

(51b) Mr Cook was heard to call the student Jenny.

5.2. [N2 (being) V-en.. † (by N1)] <split> N2~ pass [being V-en.. † (by N1)]:

(52a) Joe heard the student (being) called Jenny by Mr Cook. <split>

(52b) The student was heard being called Jenny by Mr Cook.