Abstract: Linguistic modifiers such as negators (e.g., not), intensifiers (e.g., very) and modals (e.g., would) are commonly used in expressing opinions. These modifiers play an important role in ...

We are concluding our discussion on phrases, clauses and sentences today. In the last two classes, we compared the three, underlining how a sentence is usually a combination of clauses and phrases. We ...

Last week, we published an article about the new list of “banished words” from Michigan’s Lake Superior State University highlighting words and phrases that are misused, overused, or totally useless.

This paper presents a lexical choice component for complex noun phrases. We first explain why lexical choice for NPs deserves special attention within the standard pipeline architecture for a ...

TO better appreciate the value of free modifiers, particularly of the kind that works in the same league as resumptive modifiers and summative modifiers, we must first survey the entire universe of ...

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As a teacher, it can be challenging to teach students to identify infinitives and infinitive phrases because they are not always easy to recognize. However, it is a crucial skill for students to have ...