This question is for experts:<br/><br/>How would you break the following clause complex(?) into clauses and represent the relationship between them?<br/><br/>I know it the sentence isn't perfect, but I'd still like to analyse it the way that it was spoken:<br/><br/><b><i>This leads to my next reason why I want to bake a cake is that it's therapeutic.</i></b><br/><br/>Do you think it is:<br/><br/>This leads to my next reason <span class='wnl' id='why-i-want-to-bake-a-cake|12'> why I want to bake a cake</span> || is that it's therapeutic.<br/><br/>This (S)<br/><br/>leads (F/P)<br/><br/>to my next reason (C)<br/><br/><span class='wnl' id='why-i-want-to-bake-a-cake|12'>why I want to bake a cake</span> (Adj-circ-cause:reason) ||<br/><br/>is (F)<br/><br/><span class='wnl' id='that-it-is-therapeutic|12'>that it is therapeutic</span> (C)<br/><br/>OR <br/><br/><span class='wnl' id='this-leads-to-my-next-reason|12'>This leads to my next reason</span> why I want to bake a cake || is <span class='wnl' id='that-it-s-therapeutic|12'>that it's therapeutic</span>.<br/><br/><span class='wnl' id='this-leads-to-my-next-reason|12'>This leads to my next reason</span> (Adj-modal:comment)<br/><br/>why (<br/><br/>I (S)<br/><br/>want (F)<br/><br/>to bake (P)<br/><br/>a cake (C) ||<br/><br/>is (F)<br/><br/><span class='wnl' id='that-it-is-therapeutic|12'>that it is therapeutic</span> (C)<br/><br/>OR <br/><br/>This leads to my next reason <span class='wnl' id='why-i-want-to-bake-a-cake|12'>why I want to bake a cake</span> is <span class='wnl' id='that-it-s-therapeutic|12'>that it's therapeutic</span>.<br/><br/>This leads to (Adj-conjunctive)<br/><br/>my next reason <span class='wnl' id='why-i-want-to-bake-a-cake|12'>why I want to bake a cake</span> (Adj-modal:comment)<br/><br/>is (F)<br/><br/><span class='wnl' id='that-it-is-therapeutic|12'>that it is therapeutic</span> (C)<br/><br/>Or should it be broken down in a different way? (3 clauses, 4 clauses?)<br/><br/>How would I show the tactic relationship between clauses assuming there is more than 1?<br/><br/>Thanks.