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Willens en wetens: Perspektiewe op die Afrikaanse werkwoord wil
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Willing and knowing: Perspectives on the Afrikaans verb wil
C. Jac Conradie
Languages, Cultural Studies and Applied Linguistics
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Afrikaans Language
100%
Verge
100%
Rain
77%
Modal Verbs
44%
Attacker
33%
Snapping
33%
Reduplication
33%
Modal
22%
Everest
22%
Forces of Nature
22%
Passive Sentences
22%
Imminence
22%
Preparatory Action
22%
Knowledge Attitude
11%
Human Subjects
11%
Semantic Features
11%
Liquor
11%
Mental States
11%
Core Meaning
11%
Common Denominator
11%
Wind Gusts
11%
Past Participle
11%
Preterite
11%
Transitive Verbs
11%
Human Senses
11%
Coma
11%
Subject-oriented
11%
Illocutionary Force
11%
Grammatical Subject
11%
Internal Perspective
11%
Role Language
11%
Agentive
11%
Present Participle
11%
Modal Auxiliaries
11%
Two-person
11%
Double Displacement
11%
Main Verb
11%
Act of Will
11%
Mental Action
11%
Verb Second
11%
Syntactic Features
11%
Maar
11%
Crying
11%
Bispecific T-cell Engager (BiTE)
11%
Speech Acts
11%
Passive Auxiliary
11%
Language Users
11%
Sentential Subjects
11%
External Perspective
11%
Arts and Humanities
wishes
100%
Verbs
100%
Modal verbs
50%
Re-duplication
37%
nuances
25%
Modal
25%
forces of nature
25%
Passive Sentence
25%
Requests
12%
Resemblance
12%
Cognates
12%
Preterite
12%
present participle
12%
Addressee
12%
Syntactic features
12%
Illocutionary force
12%
Modal auxiliaries
12%
Verb Second
12%
Human subjects
12%
Speech acts
12%
agentive
12%
Transitive Verb
12%
main verb
12%
Intersubjective
12%
Mental action
12%
Negation
12%
Awareness
12%
Past Participle
12%
Grammatical Subject
12%
Semantic Feature
12%
English
12%
Pragmatics
12%
Speaker
12%