Vol.1,No.2(2008)

Articles

Secondary religious discourse: Sermon as a distributional macro ﬁeld

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Martin Adam

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The passive voice in English and Czech and some implications for teaching

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Blanka Babická

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On the manifestation of negative politeness in doctor-patient interaction

31

Miroslav Černý

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Conjuncts versus disjuncts: What exactly distinguishes the two?

43

Irena Hůlková

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Participial adverbials in spoken academic corpora: “gonna have a hard time getting through

53

Markéta Malá

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Please-requests in Cameroonian and Kenyan private (social) letters

63

Daniel Nkemleke

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Postmodiﬁcation by relative clauses in oral and written discourse

75

Rita Rafajlovičová

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Hedges in specialised vs. popular academic interaction: A case study of medical text

85

Josef Schmied

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Czech equivalents of English compound substantives

99

Milan Smutný

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Towards a syntagmatic bilingual dictionary for speciﬁ c purposes

109

Alice Tihelková

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Sentence linkers in essays and papers by native vs. non-native writers

119

Radek Vogel

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Reviews

Kačmárová, A.: On Conveying Strong Judgements in Conversational English, Prešov 2006

127

Olga Dontcheva-Navratilova

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Miššíková, G., Mačura, M. (eds): Topics in Linguistics, Issue 1 – October 2007. Politeness and Interaction. Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra, Nitra 2007

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Irena Headlandová-Kalischová

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Urbanová, L.: On Expressing Meaning in English Conversation. Spisy Masarykovy univerzity v Brně, Filozoﬁ cká fakulta, No. 345, Brno 2003

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Alena Kačmárová

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Chamonikolasová, J.: Intonation in English and Czech Dialogues. Spisy Masarykovy univerzity, Filozoﬁ cká fakulta, No. 365, Brno 2007

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Renata Povolná

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