Modality in Language Acquisition / Modalité Et Acquisition Des Langues 1993
DOI: 10.1515/9783110856996.41
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Lexical and Grammatical Exponents of Modality in Polish and German

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“…Furthermore, I believe that many advances come from this complex and subtle analysis to the field of contrastive linguistics. In this regard, I also want to point out that many useful insights on the question of modals and modal expressions derive from a number of studies on second language acquisition (see for instance Katny 1993, Dittmar & Ahrenholz 1995, which in many cases are expressly configured as contrastive analyses between source language and target language.…”
Section: Reviewed By Grazia Crocco Galeasmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Furthermore, I believe that many advances come from this complex and subtle analysis to the field of contrastive linguistics. In this regard, I also want to point out that many useful insights on the question of modals and modal expressions derive from a number of studies on second language acquisition (see for instance Katny 1993, Dittmar & Ahrenholz 1995, which in many cases are expressly configured as contrastive analyses between source language and target language.…”
Section: Reviewed By Grazia Crocco Galeasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the present work, a revision of her Habilitation thesis, she presents the first systematic comparison of the morphology of Old Nobiin, Nobiin, Dongolawi/Kenzi and the Hill Nubian languages. In the framework of the models developed by Thomason and Kaufman (1988) and Myers-Scotton (1992, 1993 she outlines a possible sociolinguistic scenario for the Nubian languages spanning the past 3,000 years. Starting from the known she proceeds to the unknown, i.e.…”
Section: Notementioning
confidence: 99%