Studies on the Emotional and Affective Means of Expression in Modern English

A.A. Milne AAM MrP activity actually adjective adverbs attitude C-B PCh CEM RP CETUS CI Mem clause construction dear denote diminutive Dinah DS SP element emotional or affective employed English Studies especially EW HD expanded form express fact felt following examples Freda frequently function future George GG HM give grammatical hearer HN SP Hornby hypocoristic idea implies indicate infinitive interlocutor intonation JBP DC JC HM JC NN Jespersen KM DH KM GP language look LPH SA means mind Miss mood never non-expanded form non-expanded present normal noun object Olivia past Perfective Aspect person phrases Present Perfect present tense preterite prominence pronoun SB SS sentence Similarly sound speak speech spoken statement stress subjunctive subjunctive mood suffix suggests surprise tell thing thought time-sphere to-day usually utterance Vendryes verb wish word-order words