MODAL VERBS IN THE SPEECH OF THE MAIN HEROINE OF JANE AUSTEN'S NOVEL "SENSE AND SENSIBILITY"
Keywords:
modal verbs, speech etiquette, Jane AustenAbstract
This article is devoted to the consideration of speech etiquette in the aspect of the character's point of view. Linguistic means of expressing a point of view consider modal verbs as a means of point of view character. The material for writing the article was the novel by Jane Austen. In this paper, the material for the study is the speech of Jane Austen's heroine - Marianne Dashwood.
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