Модальность необходимости как смысловая основа текстов официально-делового стиля в русском и польском языках
Journal Title: Acta Neophilologica - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 0
Abstract
This article discusses in detail characteristic aspects of implementing modal signification of necessity as the sense basis in the official style documents and identifies the most frequently used explicators of this phenomenon. Moreover, these explicators’ universal features are provided as well as intralingual peculiarities of their functioning. The research is based on the selection of official style texts from modern Russian and Polish newspapers.
Authors and Affiliations
Светлана Светлана Ваулина, Екатерина Магдалинская
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