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Writing Conclusions with a “Punch”: Initial (Grammatical) Thoughts

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What is ‘Stance’? – Introduction

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Evaluative Meanings as “Attitude”

Apr 20, 2016Apr 7, 2016erikpiecethelinguist

Evaluative Meanings as Appraisal

Apr 16, 2016Apr 7, 2016erikpiecethelinguist

The Incredible “However” (2)

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The Incredible “However” (1)

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