Conditionals and subjectification
Implications for a theory of semantic change
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Colleman, Timothy & Dirk Noël
Disney, Steve
2016.
Another Visit to BE Supposed to from a Diachronic Constructionist Perspective.
English Studies 97:8
► pp. 892 ff.

Gómez González, María de los Ángeles
Moore, Colette
2007.
The Spread of Grammaticalized Forms.
Journal of English Linguistics 35:2
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MÉLAC, ERIC
2022.
The grammaticalization of evidentiality in English.
English Language and Linguistics 26:2
► pp. 331 ff.

Van linden, An & Lieselotte Brems
2022.
‘Wonder’ Nouns and the Development of a Mirative Constructional Network: An Exercise in Semiotic Diachronic Construction Grammar.
Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik 70:3
► pp. 263 ff.

Verhulst, An & Liesbet Heyvaert
2015.
Root Modal Uses ofShould, Ought toandBe Supposed toin Present-Day English: From Patterns and Profiles to Proficiency Guidelines.
English Studies 96:5
► pp. 562 ff.

Visconti, Jacqueline
2004.
Regularity in Semantic Change.
Journal of Pragmatics 36:4
► pp. 821 ff.

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