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Verbalization of mean field utterances in German instructions
Liberal Arts in Russia 2 (2):179--185 (2013)
Abstract
The article investigates ways of actualization of mean field utterances used in modern German instructions considering the type of the text. The author determines and analyzes similarities and differences in linguistic means used in mean field utterances in the context of such text subtypes as instructions to household appliances, cosmetic products directions and prescribing information for pharmaceutical drugs useLinks
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