Quand maintenant et après disent (à peu près) la même chose (mais pas de la même façon) by Anne Le Draoulec, Josette Rebeyrolle

“…This article deals with a particular use of the French adverb après: a use in which après, in an initial position, loses its temporal dimension and signals a discourse shift, a rupture with the preceding utterance (see [A]). …”
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Le principe de surprise annoncée by Christiane Marchello-Nizia

“…This article examines the emergence of the adverb cependant “however” and its various meaning changes, from the temporal meaning “meanwhile” in Old French to the modern concessive meaning. …”
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FDTB1, première étape du projet « French Discourse Treebank » : repérage des connecteurs de discours en corpus by Laurence Danlos, Margot Colinet, Jacques Steinlin

“…The method consists in projecting on the corpus the items that are listed in LexConn, a lexicon of French connectives, and then filtering the occurrences of these elements that do not have a discursive use, but for example are used as an adverb of manner or a preposition introducing a subcategorized complement. …”
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Anaphore et fonction attribut du sujet : le cas de SO by Elisabet Johansson-Manoury

“…This article deals with a particular kind of subject complement, and in so doing discusses the notions of “defining feature” and “subjective feature” in utterances where the adverb SO acts as an anaphora for the subject complement. …”
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Or, ora, maintenant : perspective temporelle et perspective argumentative by Martin Becker, Marta Donazzan

“…This paper presents a contrastive analysis of the distribution and interpretation of the French adverbs or and maintenant and the Italian adverb ora. …”
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Anyway ou le mode énonciatif du savoir en prendre et en laisser by Catherine Filippi-Deswelle

“…This study aims to show that the adverb ANYWAY has a variety of syntactic positions, initial, medial or final, as well as a wide range of semantic and argumentative values in discourse, namely concessive, additive, rectifying, resumptive, elliptical or concluding, which can be brought down to one underlying operation : a distancing operation. …”
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Des nombres à prendre ou à l’essai by Bertrand Richet

“…Whether it be with juxtaposition, coordination, adverb/suffix insertion or more elaborate forms, the surface of discourse displays a series of structures that bring us back to the cultural and cognitive basis for numerical representation, while unveiling the complexity of our relationship to numbers. …”
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Toujours est-il que (p) ou le retour à un topique antérieur by Véronique Lenepveu

“…In this locution, the aspectual adverb toujours does not concern the content anymore, but the speaker’s commitment. …”
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Probabilistic Double Hierarchy Linguistic TOPSIS Method for MAGDM and Its Application to Teaching Quality Evaluation of College English by Fengling Wang

“…The probabilistic double hierarchy linguistic not only conforms to people’s language expression habit of “adverb + adjective,” but can also accurately express its importance. …”
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What’s on the left? by Paul Isambert

“…The paper focuses on the French adverb autrement, an important tool in such operations. …”
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Extracting Product Features and Opinion Words Using Pattern Knowledge in Customer Reviews by Su Su Htay, Khin Thidar Lynn

“…Our focus in this paper is to get the patterns of opinion words/phrases about the feature of product from the review text through adjective, adverb, verb, and noun. The extracted features and opinions are useful for generating a meaningful summary that can provide significant informative resource to help the user as well as merchants to track the most suitable choice of product.…”
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THE COMPARISON BETWEEN STRUCTURAL PARTICLE “地” IN MANDARIN AND STRUCTURAL PARTICLE “DENGAN” ATAU “SECARA” IN INDONESIAN by Elvira Septevany, Liu Dandan, Qin Weifen, Lu Xing

“…The “地” marker in Mandarin can only corresponds to the adjective word class while the Indonesian language is more flexible because the structural particle “dengan” or “secara” can match the adjective, verb, noun, or adverb word class. The structural particle “dengan” or “secara” when corresponding to the word class will indicate a method, style or manner of doing something. …”
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FORMULATICITY OF THE INCOMPLETE SYNTACTIC FORM OF AN IMPERATIVE STATEMENT IN DISCOURSE by Iuliia А. Nenasheva

“…Identified groups of incomplete structures of imperative utterances include collocations with Noun, Adjective, Adverb, Pronoun as the primary init in the collocation. …”
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Do so replacement and the argument/adjunct distinction in Merge-based syntax by Yuji Shuhama

“…This argument is supported by the observation of VP adverbs, the locative/directional interpretation of PPs, and the analysis of voice mismatch. …”
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De l' interjection by Sophie Piron

“… Cet article traite de la catégorie de l’interjection, qui au cours de son histoire a oscillé entre une partie du discours à part entière,une sous-classe de l’adverbe et une phrase non verbale. Après un parcours historique, l’article propose une étude de ces mots dans un corpus de grammaires contemporaines, de manière à évaluer le statut qui leur est accordé et le traitement qui en est fait. …”
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Étude comparée de l’usage parenthétique des verbes épistémiques dans trois langues romanes by Gerda Haßler

“…In this diachronic study of the parenthetical usage of epistemic verbs, the question is asked whether grammaticalization occurred in which the verbs took on a status similar to that of adverbs. In a process of grammaticalization, new units appear whose meaning can no longer be deduced from the initial elements and which may have undergone a process of reduction or fusion. …”
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Connectives in Asur: A North Munda Language by Khalid, Zoya

“…While the term connective is often treated as synonymous with conjunctions, it encompasses a broader range of grammatical elements, including pre-/post-positions, adverbs, and particles, all of which serve the semantic role of linking constituents within a sentence. …”
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The Grammaticalization of done in Non-Standard English by Patrice Larroque

“…On peut, en effet, se demander si, dans ce type de construction, done doit être considéré comme un adverbe dont le sens se rapprocherait de celui de already ou comme un modal renvoyant à une attitude prise à l’égard du contenu propositionnel. …”
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