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It would seem that originally there were two particles in Bantu to indicate pronominal relationship

Investigating the Pragmatic Functions of Nigerian English-Based Proverbs: A Corpus-Driven Method

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The use of modal auxiliaries in research articles and political speeches has been well investigated.

A Socio-Pragmatic Study Of The Discourse Marker Sraha In Algerian Spoken Arabic:, A Corpus Study

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International audience Widely attested in both creole and non-creole languages of the