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"The Civil Rights Cases" asseveration Brief for Petitioner categorical clear compelling demand dogmatic energetic express expressive forcible forthright insistent loud nullification opinion resounding Ronald Reagan: First Inaugural Address	As an example, the writer reveals his own ideas when he uses illocution markers like I recommend that, or I believe that, or, by using hedges like perhaps, might, and apparently and emphatics such as clearly, undoubtedly, and surely, which allows the writer to send signals to the reader about whether he is doubtful or sure about what he is pointing out. How explicit instruction makes a difference: metadiscourse markers ... by Jalilifar, Alireza; Alipour, Mohammad / Journal of College Reading and Learning Owing to this interaction, speakers often refer directly to the listener by means of, for instance, second-person pronouns and questions and they express their own thoughts and feelings by means of first-person pronouns, affective forms such as emphatics and amplifiers, and cognitive verbs such as think and feel. The role of discourse markers in an Afrikaans stage translation of ... by Kruger, Alet / Journal of Literary Studies the exclamation mark shares a chapter with the other emphatics, the dash, the question mark, and italics. Eats, Shoots and Leaves: the zero tolerance approach to punctuation by Bryant, Marian / LawNow	emmission emollient emolument emolumental emotion emotional emotional display for effect emotional distress emotional release emotional tone emotive Empalement empanel empathetic empathic empathize empathy emper Emperor empery emphasis emphasize emphatic emphatic assertion emphatic inquiry emphatics Emphyteosis empierce Empire empiric empirical empiricism employ employ capital employ improperly employ one’s professional skill employ one’s time employ oneself employ oneself in employ stratagem employability employable employed employee Employee Retirement Income Security Act employees’ earnings employees’ salaries employer Employer asking about past crimes, charges Employer deductions, legal issues Employer is taking money of out pay check, lowered pay rate	emphasises emphasising emphasising emphasising emphasize emphasize emphasized emphasized emphasizer emphasizes emphasizes emphasizing emphasizing Emphasyma Emphasyma Emphasyma EMPHASYS emphatic emphatic emphatic emphatic assertion Emphatic consonant Emphatic consonant Emphatic consonant Emphatic consonants emphatic inquiry Emphatic series emphatically emphatically Emphaticalness emphatics Emphazema Emphazema Emphazema Emphersema Emphersema Emphersema Emphesema Emphesema Emphesema Emphesemia Emphesemia Emphesemia Emphesyma Emphesyma Emphesyma EMPHIS Emphisema Emphisema Emphisema EMPHO Empholite Empholite Emphractic Emphrensy EMPHU emphysema emphysema emphysema Emphysema Foundation For Our Right to Survive Emphysema of the lungs

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"The Civil Rights Cases"
asseveration
Brief for Petitioner
categorical
clear
compelling
demand
dogmatic
energetic
express
expressive
forcible
forthright
insistent
loud
nullification
opinion
resounding
Ronald Reagan: First Inaugural Address

As an example, the writer reveals his own ideas when he uses illocution markers like I recommend that, or I believe that, or, by using hedges like perhaps, might, and apparently and emphatics such as clearly, undoubtedly, and surely, which allows the writer to send signals to the reader about whether he is doubtful or sure about what he is pointing out.

How explicit instruction makes a difference: metadiscourse markers ... by Jalilifar, Alireza; Alipour, Mohammad / Journal of College Reading and Learning

Owing to this interaction, speakers often refer directly to the listener by means of, for instance, second-person pronouns and questions and they express their own thoughts and feelings by means of first-person pronouns, affective forms such as emphatics and amplifiers, and cognitive verbs such as think and feel.

The role of discourse markers in an Afrikaans stage translation of ... by Kruger, Alet / Journal of Literary Studies

the exclamation mark shares a chapter with the other emphatics, the dash, the question mark, and italics.

Eats, Shoots and Leaves: the zero tolerance approach to punctuation by Bryant, Marian / LawNow

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