Blocuri lingvistice
A02 core
Scene core Participant roles

Actor / Source

Who or what starts the event?

basic Subject Agent Causer

Sens

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

Cum îl recunoști

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

Exemple

Cuvinte

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

Expresii

the teacher explains|the wind opens

Propoziție

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

Analiză pe limbă

În limba maternă

Engleză
Prezență
strong
Importanță

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

În limba pe care o înveți

Spaniolă
Prezență
strong
Dificultate

The actor is often recoverable from verb agreement, so subject pronouns are frequently omitted unless needed for emphasis or contrast.

María prepara café.

María prepares coffee = María is the actor

Dificultate frecventă pentru cursanți

Learners may overuse subject pronouns or miss that the verb ending already identifies the actor.

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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