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Direct linkDanielle Rachel Alfandre – ProQuest LLC, 2010
Modality is traditionally defined as the expression of possibility or necessity. In English, modality is expressed by the modal auxiliaries such as "can," "would," "should," or "might;" adjectives and adverbs such as "possible," "necessary," "maybe," and "absolutely;"…
Descriptors: Theory of Mind, Learning Processes, Social Cognition, Verbs
