Los elementos de final de serie enumerativa del tipo y todo eso, o cosas así, y tal, etcétera en el discurso oral en español. Perspectiva textual
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O estudo das séries enumerativas do discurso oral em espanhol tem-nos permitido observar como uma porcentagem das referidas séries finaliza com um marcador de fechamento do tipo y todo eso, o cosas así, y tal, etcétera. Este artigo analisa a caracterização, a tipologia e as funções destes marcadores, mas somente da perspectiva textual (em artigos posteriores o faremos desde as perspectivas interativa e sociolingüística).References
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