Thank you so much for the lecture! I found it very helpful, specifically understanding “ideational metafunctions,” which I found somewhat challenging of all.
Thank you Ellen. Actually, I'm soon to release two new videos, the second of which focuses on the topic of Halliday's take on register (which includes the ideational). Also, there's video I made on Transitivity (one of the resources of ideation) which might be helpful too.
Thank you Lillian and Muhammed. When I have time I'm going to recast some of he existing videos and create some new ones. Your feedback is very valuable to this work. I'm glad they've been somewhat helpful.
Thank you very much for this video. Your enthusiasm and upbeat energy help to make this video (on quite a complex topic) much more enjoyable!
Great! Thank you very much for sharing this information!
Well explained. It makes it easy to understand the metafunctions in language.
Thank you so much for the lecture! I found it very helpful, specifically understanding “ideational metafunctions,” which I found somewhat challenging of all.
Thank you Ellen. Actually, I'm soon to release two new videos, the second of which focuses on the topic of Halliday's take on register (which includes the ideational). Also, there's video I made on Transitivity (one of the resources of ideation) which might be helpful too.
Thank you so much! I watched them all. 😁
Thanks for the lecture. I was really struggling with these concepts until I came across this presentation. Super helpful.
Glad it was helpful :) JEd
Very helpful examples, thank you!
Thank you Lillian and Muhammed. When I have time I'm going to recast some of he existing videos and create some new ones. Your feedback is very valuable to this work. I'm glad they've been somewhat helpful.
First of all thanks for the useful lesson. We need more specifically on logicosemantic relations 👍
at some points i got confused.however overall its very helpful to understand SFL
awaiting next lecture
really helpful :)
Good
chapter numbers would have been really helpful