The Use of the Verb Dare in Blends between the Modal and Main Verb Constructions
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It is a well-known fact that the verb dare can be used with either modal or main verb characteristics both in its inflection and in its syntax. When used as a modal, it drops the - s ending in the third person singular present indicative ( She dare not mention it in his presence ), has no imperative, infinitive or participial forms, takes direct negation by not , AUX-inverts in questions ( Dare I ask you another question? ) and is followed by the bare infinitive. In main verb use, on the other hand, it has all the normal forms of the verb, occurs with do auxiliary in negatives and interrogatives, and is construed with the to infinitive ( She doesn’t dare to mention it in his presence ).Keywords:
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Volume 2[-]Chapter 4[-]Projection of verb phrases IIIa: Selection of clauses/verbal phrases[-]Introduction[-]4.1. Semantic types of finite argument clauses[-]4.2. Finite and infinitival argument clauses[-]4.3. Control properties of verbs selecting an infinitival clause[-]4.4. Three main types of infinitival clauses[-]4.5. Non-main verbs[-]4.6. The distinction between main and non-main verbs[-]Chapter 5 [-]Projection of verb phrases IIIb: Argument and complementive clauses[-]Introduction[-]5.1. Finite argument clauses[-]5.2. Infinitival argument clauses[-]5.3. Complementive clauses[-]Chapter 6 [-]Projection of verb phrases IIIc: Complements of non-main verbs[-]Introduction[-]6.1. Characteristics and typology of non-main verbs[-]6.2. Non-main verbs that select a te-infinitive[-]6.3. Non-main verbs that select a bare infinitive[-]Chapter 7 [-]Projection of verb phrases IIId: Verb clusters[-]Introduction[-]7.1. Recognizing verb clusters[-]7.2. The hierarchical order of verbs in verb clusters[-]7.3. The linear order of verbs in verb clusters[-]7.4. Permeation of the verb clusters[-]7.5. Bibliographical notes[-]
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This paper looked into the tweets of five prominent personalities in each of the following fields - education, entertainment, social life, politics and personal level -and analyzed the tone as well as the typing styles embedded in the lexical, grammatical and rhetorical features of the tweets. The content words or lexical features of English used in the five categories of tweets studied were neutral number nouns, singulars and plurals and proper nouns; unmarked adverbs, adverb particles and wh-adverbs; unmarked adjectives, comparatives and superlatives; the base form of the verb “be”, past form of the verb “be”, -ing form of the verb “be”, infinitive of the verb “be”, past participle of the verb “be”, -s form of the verb “be”, base form of the verb “do”, infinitive of the verb “do”, infinitive form of the verb “have”, base form of the lexical verb, past tense form of the lexical verb, -ing form of the lexical verb, infinitive of the lexical verb , past participle form of lexical verb and -s form of the lexical verb. Majority of the Twitter users from the five categories used lexical verbs followed by nouns, adjectives and adverbs in their tweets. The dominant grammatical features of English used in Twitter are prepositions; indefinite, personal, reflexive and wh-pronouns; auxiliary verbs, the base form of the verb “be”, past form of the verb “be”, -ing form of the verb “be”, infinitive of the verb “be”, past participle of the verb “be”, -s form of the verb “be”, base form of the verb “do”, past form of the verb “do, infinitive of the verb “do”, infinitive form of the verb “have”, base form of the lexical verb, past tense form of the lexical verb, -ing form of the lexical verb, infinitive of lexical verb, past participle form of the lexical verb and -s form of the lexical verb; conjunctions; articles and interjections. Among the tweets analyzed, more posts utilized formal rather than informal language. More emoticons than punctuation marks were used by Twitter users to express themselves. Moreover, the Twitter users analyzed had more positive than negative sentiments in their tweet posts. Future researchers can expand this study and look into the other grammatical features of Twitter English that may be a basis for instructional materials development.
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It is a well-known fact that the verb dare can be used with either modal or main verb characteristics both in its inflection and in its syntax. When used as a modal, it drops the - s ending in the third person singular present indicative ( She dare not mention it in his presence ), has no imperative, infinitive or participial forms, takes direct negation by not , AUX-inverts in questions ( Dare I ask you another question? ) and is followed by the bare infinitive. In main verb use, on the other hand, it has all the normal forms of the verb, occurs with do auxiliary in negatives and interrogatives, and is construed with the to infinitive ( She doesn’t dare to mention it in his presence ).
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