Speaker-oriented adverbs

By Thomas Ernst. 2009

141 citations recorded by the source corpus.

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Citations in the corpus

• The semantic roots of positive polarity: epistemic modal verbs and adverbs in English, Greek and Italian (2018, methodology): “Relying on Ernst 2009, we show that the modal adverbs behave slightly differently from evaluative adverbs.”
• The Movement Derivation of Conditional Clauses (2010, background): “This restriction is not specific to English: Lahousse (to appear) and Ernst (2009) discuss the same constraint in French, Ernst (2009) illustrates it for Dutch and Chinese, and Tomaszewicz (2009) illustrates it for Polish.”