1983
DOI: 10.1016/0024-3841(83)90016-5
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Modal adjectives: Transformations, synonymy, and complementation

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“…The class of adjectives that participate in this per‐event evaluation (including stupid, smart, lucky, rude , etc.) are discussed by Wilkinson (1970, 1976), Rivière (1983), Barker (2002) and Kertz (2006).…”
Section: 1 Relative Stupiditymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The class of adjectives that participate in this per‐event evaluation (including stupid, smart, lucky, rude , etc.) are discussed by Wilkinson (1970, 1976), Rivière (1983), Barker (2002) and Kertz (2006).…”
Section: 1 Relative Stupiditymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Les autres catégories grammaticales permettant d'exprimer la modalité ont été, en comparaison, relativement négligées. Si les adverbes modaux ont fait l'objet de quelques travaux spécifiques (Tucker [2001], Simon-Vandenbergen & Aijmer [2007], entre autres), ou ont été abordés dans le cadre d'ouvrages consacrés à l'adverbe (Greenbaum [1969], Guimier [1988]), les adjectifs ont reçu très peu d'attention, à l'exception de remarques éparses dans Perkins [1983], Rivière [1983], Nuyts [ ], et Langacker [2013. Besnard [2016] pallie partiellement ce manque en se focalisant sur be likely to, qu'elle compare à be expected to.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Huddleston 1984;Quirk et al 1985;Mair 1990;Collins 1994;Kaatari 2010), whereas others have drawn an elaborate comparison of extraposed constructions with right dislocation and it-clefts (Pérez-Guerra 1998;Calude 2008;McCawley 1988;Collins 1994). Some research studies have also concentrated on the use of adjectives in it-extraposition, their clausal complementation (Kaltenböck 2006;Van Linden and Davidse 2009;Kaatari 2010;Mindt 2008Mindt , 2011Van Linden 2012) and different valency patterns (see Rivière 1983;Herbst et al 2004). Finally, many studies have explored discoursefunctional properties of various extraposed structures (Mair 1990;Collins 1994;Gómez-González 1997;Herriman 2000a,b;Miller 2001;Rowley-Jolivet and Carter-Thomas 2005;Kaltenböck 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%