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Una nota sulle frasi interrogative generali negative del tedesco

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 2012 Italy Italian Publisher:Aracne
Authors: Gobber, Giovanni;

handle: 10807/38091

Una nota sulle frasi interrogative generali negative del tedesco

Abstract

Form and pragmatic functions of some German interrogative structures are considered, with particular attention to the role of particles such as "doch", "etwa" etc., indicating the speaker's attitude toward the proposition or the hearer's cognitive states.

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German language, questions

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