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July 27, 2013

 

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Eventually, he expressed an assumption which he believed was true. However, instead of using "could" to indicate possibility, the writer chose to use the modal "must" to reveal Neil's inner self which was lacking in confidence and even probably having a strong need of self assurance despite the fact that the modal is meant to express certainty...
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Thus, the readers are able to know more of Neil's character as the modal is used to create a reverse effect on the readers as an irony. Secondly, in this extract, Neil the protagonist is presented by the writer as a son who was torn between his own desire to follow his heart or to live up to the society and his mother's expectations of him...
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