Om unge der har skulle bøje modalverber, men ikke har turde, ikke har kunne eller ikke har ville.
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Om unge der har skulle bøje modalverber, men ikke har turde, ikke har kunne eller ikke har ville. / Kristensen, Line Burholt; Schack, Jørgen; Søby, Katrine Falcon.
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T1 - Om unge der har skulle bøje modalverber, men ikke har turde, ikke har kunne eller ikke har ville.
AU - Kristensen, Line Burholt
AU - Schack, Jørgen
AU - Søby, Katrine Falcon
PY - 2023
Y1 - 2023
N2 - For Danish modal verbs, the standard suffix for supine is -et, but infinitivus pro participio with the non-standard suffix -e also occurs in writing. Here we explore the distribution of the two forms for six Danish modal verbs: kunne(t), ville(t), skulle(t), måtte(t), burde(t) and turde(t). The first part of our study explores the distribution in 73 high school essays. The second part reports the results of a gap-fill task where a different group of high school students (N = 220) inserted inflected modal verbs. The third part is a corpus study of both contemporary written Danish and 19th century Danish.Our study shows that both high school students and contemporary texts from the corpus use the non-standard -e, and that there are considerable differences between the six modal verbs.
AB - For Danish modal verbs, the standard suffix for supine is -et, but infinitivus pro participio with the non-standard suffix -e also occurs in writing. Here we explore the distribution of the two forms for six Danish modal verbs: kunne(t), ville(t), skulle(t), måtte(t), burde(t) and turde(t). The first part of our study explores the distribution in 73 high school essays. The second part reports the results of a gap-fill task where a different group of high school students (N = 220) inserted inflected modal verbs. The third part is a corpus study of both contemporary written Danish and 19th century Danish.Our study shows that both high school students and contemporary texts from the corpus use the non-standard -e, and that there are considerable differences between the six modal verbs.
U2 - 10.7146/nfg.v1i30.137954
DO - 10.7146/nfg.v1i30.137954
M3 - Tidsskriftartikel
VL - 30
JO - Ny forskning i grammatik
JF - Ny forskning i grammatik
SN - 1902-1291
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