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The Introduction of Modal Verbs in English Textbooks Across Levels in China

Xia Gao

Sage Open

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First published 2022-1

Improving Modal Verb Treatment in English Textbooks Used by Chinese Learners: A Corpus-Based Approach

Lexi Xiaoduo Li

Sage Open

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First published 2010-6

Modal Verb Usage at the Interface of English and a Related Creole: A Corpus-based Study of Can/Could and Will/Would in Trinidadian English

Dagmar Deuber

Journal of English Linguistics

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First published 2022-09-22

RETRACTED: Investigation of features causing semantic mergers of English modal verbs by approach of attribute partial order diagram

Jianping Yu, Jilin Fu, Tana Bai [...]

Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems: Applications in Engineering and Technology

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First published 2020-6

Use of Modals as Stance Markers: A Corpus-Based Study on Pakistani English Newspaper Editorials

Muhammad Ahmad, Muhammad Asim Mahmood, Ammara Farukh

Asia Pacific Media Educator

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First published 2000-02

Tentativeness and insistence in the expression of politeness in Margaret Cavendish’s Sociable Letters

Susan Fitzmaurice

Language and Literature: International Journal of Stylistics

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First published 1998-12

Reviews : An Empirical Grammar of the English Verb: Modal Verbs. By Dieter Mindt. Berlin: Cornelsen Verlag,1995. 192

Graeme Kennedy

Journal of English Linguistics

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First published 2022-6

A Diachronic Study of Modals and Semi-modals in Indian English Newspapers

Catherine Laliberté

Journal of English Linguistics

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First published 2014-3

Do the Modals of Black and White South African English Converge?

Bertus van Rooy, Ronel Wasserman

Journal of English Linguistics

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First published 2015-4

Epistemicity and stance: A cross-linguistic study of epistemic stance strategies in journalistic discourse in English and Spanish

Juana I Marín Arrese

Discourse Studies

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