Additive Phase 5: Additive is a multiverb category (i.e., used for a sentence that has two verbs).  Additive is used when there is no dependency relationship between two verbs- their order could be reversed and the meaning wouldn't change. 

NOTE: We don't typically code the individual verb categories in multiverb utterances.  The utterance's "main" category is considered to be the multiverb category.  However, if you do find infrequent occurrences of any single verb category after doing your main analysis, you could check back through the multiverb utterances and fill in any categories as necessary.  

Utterance

Context/Explanation

She is eating and drinking. 

This is additive because the utterance could be changed to "She is drinking and eating" without any change in meaning. 

Susie is dancing and Billy is singing. 

This is additive because the utterance could be changed to "Billy is singing and Susie is dancing" without any change in meaning.