LL-L "Grammar" 2003.03.06 (08) [E]

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From: Basset at aol.com <Basset at aol.com>
Subject: double modals in Scots and Appalachian languages

I am a graduate student trying to  connect the double modal usage( might
could, will can, etc. ) of Middle English, Scots, Ozark and the Appalachian
dialect. I would so appreciate any information native speakers or
researchers
can give. Any significant interpretations of the usage would be great. Thank
you.
Joan Berry
basset at aol.com

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