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International Journal of Corpus LinguisticsVol. 16:4 (2011) ► pp.547–564
The modals ARE declining
Reply to Neil Millar’s “Modal verbs in TIME: Frequency changes 1923–2006”, International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 14:2 (2009), 191–220
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