دانلود کتاب Tense and Mood in English: A Comparison with Danish

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Acknowledgements\nChapter 1 Introduction\nChapter 2 Auxiliaries\n2.1. Introduction\n2.2. Epistemic and non-epistemic modals\n2.3. Criteria of auxiliarity\n2.4. The semantic criterion\n2.5. The criterion of functional dependency\n2.6. The criterion of permanence of the lexical restrictions of Vʺ\n2.7. The criterion of direct attachment\n2.8. Analysis proposed\nChapter 3 Analysis of mood\n3.1. The concept of modality\n3.2. Mood in English\n3.3. Mood in Danish\nChapter 4 Analysis of tense\n4.1. Time and tense\n4.2. Number of tenses and their implementation\n4.3. Tense meanings\n4.4. Eight or six tenses?\n4.5. Other analytical possibilities\n4.6. Tense in fiction\nChapter 5 Mood usage\n5.1. Possibility\n5.2. Necessity\n5.3. Probability\n5.4. Report\n5.5. Imperative\n5.6. Subjunctive\n5.7. Mood in non-finite verb phrases\nChapter 6 Tense usage\n6.1. Present time meaning\n6.2. Future time meaning\n6.3. Past time meaning\n6.4. Anterior time meaning\n6.5. Anterior past time meaning\n6.6. Anterior future time meaning\n6.7. Future of the past time meaning\n6.8. Anterior future of the past time meaning\n6.9. Summary\n6.10. Tense usage in indirect speech\n6.11. Tense in non-finite clauses\nChapter 7 Modal usage of tenses\n7.1. The present\n7.2. The future\n7.3. The present perfect\n7.4. The future perfect\n7.5. The past\n7.6. The future of the past\n7.7. The past perfect\n7.8. The future perfect of the past\n7.9. Summary\nChapter 8 Semi-auxiliaries and deontic modality\n8.1. Permission\n8.2. Compulsion\n8.3. Obligation\n8.4. Duty\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex