Indications of Subjective Modality as a “Reason” for Isolation

Abstract

The possession of the indications of the subjective modality is a common characteristic of all isolated parts. Sometimes the presence of these indications in secondary parts of the sentence becomes a main reason for the isolation. An exclusion of the indications might cause a loss of isolation or even a disruption of the sentence structure and a significant change of meaning. It happens due to the fact that the indications of the subjective modality weaken the connection of the isolated part with the sentence and cause a change to a semi-predication.