Discourse markers frequently develop over time and have their origins in earlier linguistic forms. Many markers begin as complete lexical items, such as conjunctions, adverbs, or verbs, and then pick up extra pragmatic functions. They gradually become increasingly semantically "bleached" and serve as discourse markers, losing some of their initial meaning.
COGNITIVE METHODS: THE LEVEL ANALYSIS OF DISCOURSE MARKERS
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Pragmatic
functions
discourse
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