The Use of Monosyllabic Words in Interrogative Sentences in French

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This article explores the nature and usage of monosyllabic interrogative sentences in the French language, focusing on their syntactic structures, semantic meanings, and communicative roles. It emphasizes the distinction between general and specific questions and how these forms are used to gather specific information in various speech contexts. The research also delves into the pragmatic functions of such sentences, highlighting how they convey emotions like doubt, surprise, and irony.

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10.37547/ajps/volume05issue04-22

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