Discourse analysis

1 Shares in Parmalat, the Italian global food group, fell by more than 50% after a three-day suspension.
A Pool, brook, stunning views, lush groves, comfort, privacy.
2 Doctor Foster went to Gloucester In a shower of rain.	В They may be recovered via the lodge on payment of the current fee.
3 Magical Provence: modernized farmhouse in medieval village.	С Add Spice Paste and stir well.
4 Shockingly, 10 passengers on a flight are at risk of DVT.	D The company had been plagued by apparent balance sheet discrepancies.
5 Bicycles parked other than in the racks provided are liable to be impounded.	E We are blocking the pavement. Thank you.
6 Boil water in a saucepan.	F Scholl flight socks can help prevent you being one of them.
7 To all smokers: Please cross the road to smoke.	G He stepped in a puddle Right up to his middle And never went there again.

Identify the relations in the texts according to the following definitions

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  additive, The second sentence gives details about, or specifies, the statement in the first sentence. This movement, from general to specific, is one that readers are 'primed' to recognize.
  
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  adversative, the second sentence, in claiming to solve the problem stated in the first, makes a contrast that could have been signaled with however.
  
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  causal, the second sentence provides a reason for the situation or request mentioned in the first.
  
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  temporal, the chronological order of events {and then...) is implied, rather than explicitly stated. Note that when two past tense sentences are placed together, and in the absence of any other evidence, we assume that the first happened before the second, as in John sang a song. Janet told a joke