De Sutter, Gert

Heylen, Kris

Marzo, Stefania

English

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WilliamsCognitive verbs in context: A contrastive analysis of English and French argumentative discourseAnita Fetzer and Marjut JohanssonMood and modality in finite noun complement clauses: A French-English contrastive studyIssa KantéChoice of strategies in realizations of epistemic possibility in English and Lithuanian: A corpus-based studyAurelia Usoniene and Audrone SolieneJohn  benJamIns  PubL IshIng  ComPanyspecial issue Corpus studies in Contrastive Linguisticsedited by stefania marzo, Kris heylen and gert De sutterijcl.15-2.cover.indd   1 24/03/2010   14:32:03 PMThe International Journal of Corpus Linguistics (IJCL) publishes original research covering method-ological, applied and theoretical work in any area of corpus linguistics. 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