THE SYNTAX OF MOOD PARTICLES IN THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH

Elly van Gelderen

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First, I will say something on terminology, structure, use, and meaning. In the Germanic literature, the term for the particles under investigation is mood or modal particles2, hence MPs (e.g. Abraham 1991a; Vismans 1994); in the English literature, terms such as discourse marker (e.g.

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