Sprogklodser
A03 core
Scene core Participant roles

Target / Affected One

Who or what is affected by the event?

basic Object Patient Theme Direct object

Betydning

The participant that receives the action, changes, is moved, is created, is consumed, or is otherwise affected.

Sådan genkender du det

Ask what the action hits, changes, moves, creates, or concerns.

Eksempler

Ord

apple|door|letter|problem|him|Mary

Fraser

eat an apple|open the door|solve the problem

Sætning

The girl opened the door.

Visual guide

Basic shape
TARGET / AFFECTED ONE
what is affected?

Actor -> event -> [Target]
girl -> opened -> [door]
eat -> [apple]
solve -> [problem]
= affected/changed thing
Compare shape
Target clues may differ
order: girl opened [door]
case: [door-ACC]
marker: OBJ-[door]
clitic: opened-[it]
agreement: verb -> door
context: door understood
role = affected one

Sprogoverblik

På dit modersmål

Engelsk
Markering
strong
Vigtighed

English usually identifies the affected target by position after the verb, with pronoun case still visible in forms like him and her.

The dog bit the man.

the man = the affected target

På dit læringssprog

Spansk
Markering
strong
Sværhedsgrad

Targets are expressed by object position, object pronouns, and the personal 'a' with specific human objects.

Veo a María. La veo.

I see María. I see her.

Typisk læringsudfordring

Learners often omit personal 'a' or confuse direct and indirect object clitics.

Same block, different coding

Both languages use this block strongly, but they signal it differently. Focus on form changes, not only meaning.

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