Which metafunction is mainly concerned with representing experience?, Textual, Phonological, Interpersonal, Experiential, Which metafunction is mainly concerned with representing experience?, Textual, Phonological, Interpersonal, Experiential, In SFG, experiential meaning is primarily realized through which system?, Theme, Mood, Transitivity, Cohesion, Which element typically expresses the process in a clause?, Theme marker, Verb group, Noun group, Prepositional phrase, What does a participant represent in experiential meaning?, Entity involved, Clause order, Sound pattern, Speaker attitude, What do circumstances add to a clause?, Main process, Clause subject, Extra details, Text organization, Which is an example of a material process?, think, run, say, be, Which is an example of a mental process?, know, build, speak, exist, Which is an example of a relational process?, jump, hear, tell, be, In the clause 'The child kicked the ball,' what is 'the ball'?, Process, Circumstance, Participant, Theme, Why do teachers study experiential meanings in SFG?, To mark punctuation, To analyze meaning, To count sounds, To teach spelling

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