… of writer stance by means of modal adjectives and adverbs in a comparable corpus of news
and opinion articles in English and Spanish. II A briefdefinition of modality and evidentiality …

… However, this tentative conclusion cannot be generalized as newspaper opinion genres
may abound in other modal markers which are beyond the scope of this case study. …

… of Spanish texts include modal verb/adjective/noun + infinitive clause constructions, or
verb/adjective/… In Spanish, verbal markers also comprise modal periphrasis (haber de) and verbal …

… In Germanic and Romance languages, like English or Spanish, which do not have … of
modal verbs, parentheticals, particles, etc., together with a number of adverbs, adjectives and …

… , habitual or modal meaning with a deverbal adjective? Do these … The data sources
used are the dictionary of the Spanish … Additional data come from newspapers and other ‘controlled’ …

… Specifically, they analyzed stance adverbials, modal auxiliaries, and que complement clauses
controlled by verbs, nouns, and adjectives. One finding from that study is directly relevant …

… Reading online-news articles one gets the impression that for interviewed persons as well …
construction formed by a copula and an adjective. The finite subordinate clause introduced by …

… of a modal verb or a modal adjunct does not necessarily imply that the lead anticipates a
modality … The two triads below show cases of anticipation with a noun and with an adjective. …

… types of Spanish newspapers as well as one of the reasons for the selection of sections.
Broadly speaking, in both cases newspapers can be grouped into two main blocks according to …

… of the Italian modal adjective possibile (‘possible’) in a corpus of economic-financial news.
Our … -dependent semantic analysis of the adjective based on Relative Modality (RM) and a …