diff --git a/_u-overview/complex-syntax.md b/_u-overview/complex-syntax.md
index 68f833595aa..28fad97e479 100644
--- a/_u-overview/complex-syntax.md
+++ b/_u-overview/complex-syntax.md
@@ -245,31 +245,30 @@ He was upset when I talked to him
 advcl(upset, talked)
 ~~~
 
-### Adnominal Clause Modifiers
-
-An adnominal clause modifier is a clause which modifies a nominal.
+This relation is also used for optional depictives:
 
 ~~~ sdparse
-the issues as he sees them
-acl(issues, sees)
+She entered the room sad
+advcl(entered, sad)
 ~~~
 
 ~~~ sdparse
-Cette affaire à suivre \n This case to follow
-acl(affaire, suivre)
+He painted the model naked
+advcl(painted, naked)
 ~~~
 
-This relation is also used for optional depictives. The adjective is taken to modify the nominal of
-which it provides a secondary predication.
+### Adnominal Clause Modifiers
+
+An adnominal clause modifier is a clause which modifies a nominal.
 
 ~~~ sdparse
-She entered the room sad
-acl(She, sad)
+the issues as he sees them
+acl(issues, sees)
 ~~~
 
 ~~~ sdparse
-He painted the model naked
-acl(model, naked)
+Cette affaire à suivre \n This case to follow
+acl(affaire, suivre)
 ~~~
 
 A relative clause is a special type of adnominal clause, characterized by finiteness and usually omission of
@@ -413,7 +412,7 @@ xcomp(jmenovat, generálem)
 
 The relation `xcomp` is used for core arguments of clausal predicates,
 so it will not be used for some other instances of secondary predication.
-Optional depictives are analyzed as adjuncts, and made the [acl]() of the nominal that they semantically modify (if one is present).
+Optional depictives are analyzed as [advcl]() adjuncts.
 
 For instance, in _She entered the room sad_ we also have a double predication
 (she entered the room; she was sad).