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modality (n.)
A term used in GRAMMATICAL and SEMANTIC analysis to refer to contrasts in MOOD signalled by the VERB and associated categories. In English, modal contrasts are primarily expressed by a subclass of AUXILIARY verbs, e.g. may, will, can. This subclass is symbolized as M in the PHRASE-STRUCTURE RULES of a GENERATIVE grammar. Modal verbs share a set of morphological and syntactic properties which distinguish them from the other auxiliaries, e.g. no -s, -ing or -en forms. In CASE grammar, modality refers to one of the two major CONSTITUENTS of a sentences’s DEEP STRUCTURE, the other being PROPOSITION.
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كيف تساهم الأطعمة فائقة المعالجة في تفاقم مرض يصيب الأمعاء؟
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مشروع ضخم لإنتاج الهيدروجين الأخضر يواجه تأخيرًا جديدًا
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المجمع العلمي يختتم دورته القرآنية في فن الصوت والنغم بالطريقة المصرية
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