Changing the way you learn

Question	Answer
Modality	= semantic concept; expresses certain MEANING modal sentences= sentences that do not represent situations as facts, but as possible, necessary, probable, etc.
Central/Core modals	Image: cded44d0-685c-462d-a7c2-b258111f3e6c (image/png)
Peripheral/marginal/semi modals	Image: 20031964-8fa1-4071-8a41-28d263466d8c (image/png)
peripheral modal: example 'need'	Image: f817345a-573d-43d9-b1d0-188082f1550e (image/png)
Periphrastic forms	impressive - more impressive - most impressive (vs. Inflectional: big - bigger - biggest) when trisyllabic - eg. beautiful: periphrastic
Epistemic modality what? 4	Image: f1ebeca2-8d1f-48fc-b43a-9cf1991dc642 (image/png)
Deontic (root) modality what? 4	Image: 77b98ded-4374-4f10-aee1-5779a32511ae (image/png)
Subjunctive	Use the simple form of the verb. The simple form is the infinitive without the "to." The simple form of the verb "to go" is "go." The Subjunctive is only noticeable in certain forms and tenses. I suggest that he study. Is it essential that we be there? Don recommended that you join the committee.
Conditional clauses	IF-Sentences 1,2 and 3
Interaction between speaker and hearer clause type	Image: 14295b5a-0827-44e7-8654-fab68c9783a9 (image/png)
Form vs. use (clause type	Image: 3eddf617-c846-4681-a40b-627adcda1d5c (image/png)

GiU Topic 7 - Terminology

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