Bloki językowe
A02 core
Scene core Participant roles

Actor / Source

Who or what starts the event?

basic Subject Agent Causer

Znaczenie

The participant that acts, causes, initiates, controls, or is presented as the source of an event.

Jak to rozpoznać

Ask who is doing, causing, or starting the event.

Przykłady

Słowa

I|Peter|the dog|the machine|the wind

Zwroty

the teacher explains|the wind opens

Zdanie

The dog bit the postman.

Visual guide

Basic shape
ACTOR / SOURCE
who starts the event?

[the dog] -> bit -> postman
[the wind] -> opens
[the teacher] -> explains
= doer/causer/source
Compare shape
Actor clues may differ
order: [dog] bit postman
case: [dog-NOM/ERG]
agreement: dog -> verb
pronoun form: I / me
topic: [dog-TOP]
voice: by [dog]
role = event starter

Widok językowy

W języku ojczystym

Polski
Występowanie
strong
Znaczenie

Actors are usually nominative and the verb agrees with person and number.

Maria czyta książkę.

Maria reads book.

W języku nauki

Angielski
Występowanie
strong
Trudność

In basic English clauses, the actor is usually before the verb and can trigger subject-verb agreement.

She opened the door.

she = the actor/source

Typowa trudność uczących się

Learners from flexible word-order languages may move the actor too freely or omit required subjects.

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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