I don't have a sugar daddy! [Rebecca Cunha's Quiz]

Read the excerpt of a contestant of a reality show’s (Shangela on Ru Paul’s Drag Race) rant when another contestant suggested that she had a sugar daddy:

“Time out, hold up. Hold up, sweetheart. Let's get it together before you wanna read. I don't have a sugar daddy, sweetheart. Everything that I've had, I've worked for, and I worked for to get and I've built myself. So you need to know that 100%. I don't have a sugar daddy, I've never had a sugar daddy. If I wanted a sugar daddy, yes, I probably can go out and get one, because I AM WHAT? SICKENING. You could never have a sugar daddy because you are NOT THAT KIND OF GIRL. Baby, everything I've had I worked for, and I've gotten myself. I built myself from the ground up!”

In the sentence ‘Everything I've had I worked for’, what’s the rheme?

• I

• I worked for

• Everything

• Everything that I've work for

In the sentence “ I've never had a sugar daddy”, we can see the perfect. This sentence would fall in which Comrie’s theoretical subdivisions?

• PERFECT OF PERSISTENT SITUATION

• EXPERIENTIAL PERFECT

• PERFECT OF RESULT

• PERFECT OF RECENT PAST

2. What’s the SENTENCE (OR VERB) mood expressed by ‘Hold up, sweetheart.’?

• Subjective

• Indicative

• Imperative

In the sentence “If I wanted a sugar daddy, yes, I probably can go out and get one,” what’s the relationship between the sentences "If I wanted a sugar daddy," and "I probably can go out and get one"?

• Coordination

• Subordination

In the same sentence (“ If I WANTED a sugar daddy, yes, I PROBABLY CAN go out and get one), there is an unusual structure: the conditional is in the past (WANTED), but the main sentence is in the present (CAN). Considering the idea of modality, why do you think this happened?

• to mark that they REALLY want a sugar daddy

• to mark that he wanted a sugar daddy in the PAST

• to mark that he does not want a sugar daddy (UNREAL), but it is a FACT that he is able to get one

• to mark that there is a low PROBABILITY of him getting a sugar daddy, although he wanted.

When the Drag Queen says, "Baby everything I have I worked for, I've gotten myself" and thinking about Comrie's categorization, which one is the perfect here?

• Perfect of result

• Experiential perfect

• Perfect of persistent situation

• Perfect of recent past