Add to ORKGThis paper focuses on the different degrees of probability and certainty among four adverbs-maybe, probably, perhaps, and possibly-as a study in the field of discourse analysis. Data for the analysis is based on the results of questionnaires which were obtained by the author at Central Washington University, Washington, USA. The results of this research reveal how these four adverbs are used in real communication among American-native English speakers
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This paper focuses on the different degrees of probability and certainty among four adverbs-maybe, p...
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AbstrAct This paper describes the use of perhaps, maybe and possibly in a cross-disciplinary corpus ...
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Different functions can be performed by probability phrases such as: ‘it is probable/possible/likely...
Two studies tested whether people interpreted verbal chance terms in a self-serving manner. Particip...
In this article, the author applies the theory of frame semantics, a usage-based model of constructi...
Using corpora of spoken American English conversations, the present study exam- ines the use of disc...
This paper focuses on the different degrees of probability and certainty among four adverbs-maybe, p...
The main objective of the current paper is to provide fuller definitions of five synonymous adverbs ...
AbstrAct This paper describes the use of perhaps, maybe and possibly in a cross-disciplinary corpus ...
AbstractIn this study there is analyzed the functioning of two probability markers, certainly and ma...
The goal of our paper is to explore one of the functions of everyday expressions of likelihood; more...
This paper describes the use of perhaps, maybe and possibly in a cross- disciplinary corpus of acade...
The study aims to explore the register variation in Chinese English and language variation between C...
The current study focuses on the epistemic qualifications realised by the English adjective and adve...
This research explored the feasibility of using multidimensional scaling (MDS) analysis in novel com...
One of the main problems associated with research on discourse markers concerns their meaning. A lar...
This research focuses on what determines speakers' choice of positive and negative probability phras...
Different functions can be performed by probability phrases such as: ‘it is probable/possible/likely...
Two studies tested whether people interpreted verbal chance terms in a self-serving manner. Particip...
In this article, the author applies the theory of frame semantics, a usage-based model of constructi...
Using corpora of spoken American English conversations, the present study exam- ines the use of disc...