1. Lexical Verb의 Complement로 기능하는 Bare Infinitival Clause
She made the boys stay after school.
- Subject: She
- Predicate:
- Head: made
- Raised Object: the boys
- Complement(Bare Infinitival Clause): stay after school
- Predicand: the boys
- Head: stay
- Adjunct(PP): after school
Simplification: She / made / the boys stay after school.
I didn’t see you come in.
- Predicate:
- Head: didn’t
- Complement(VP): see you come in
- Head: see
- Raised Object:
- Complement(Bare Infinitival Clause): (you) come in
- Predicand: you
- Predicate: come in
Simplification: I / didn’t / see / you come in.
2. Auxiliary Verb의 Complement로 기능하는 Bare Infinitival Clause
For Mike to succeed, he must improve his study habit.
- Adjunct(To-Infinitival Clause): For mike to succeed
- Subject: Mike
- Predicate(VP): succeed
- Subject: he
- Predicate(VP): must improve his study habit
- Head(VP): must
- Head(Auxiliary Verb): must
- Complement(Bare Infinitival Clause): improve his study habit
- Predicand: he
- Predicate(VP): improve his study habit
- Head(V): improve
- Direct Object(NP): his study habit
- Determiner(Genitive NP): his
- Head(Nominal): study habit
- Modifier(NP): study
- Head(N): habit
- Head(VP): must
Simplification: For Mike / to succeed, (he) / must / he improve his study habit.