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The role of grammatical constructions in expressing subjectivity in English academic discourse

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The article analyzes functional-semantic features of grammatical constructions in expressing subjectivity in English academic discourse. Typological classification of grammatical means is created and their pragmatic functions are identified.

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# subjectivity# modality# grammatical constructions# academic discourse# passive voice# personal pronouns# functional grammar# discursive strategy

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