Use of Adverbs across Science and Social Science A Corpus Based Study of Pakistani Research Articles

Authors

  • Mumtaz Hussain COMSATS University, Islamabad, Vehari Campus
  • Neelma Riaz H&S, SEECS, NUST
  • Irram Waheed SMME, NUST

Keywords:

Corpus Analysis, Frequency Distribution, Usage of Adverbs, Semantic Categorization,

Abstract

This study explores the usage of adverbs in Pakistani research articles across the disciplines of science and social science. Adverbs play an important role in conveying precise meaning and providing a nuanced description of actions and processes. By analyzing a corpus of Pakistani research articles, this study aims to examine the frequency distribution and semantic categorization of adverbs within the scientific and social science discourse. The mix method is thoroughly used in this investigation. Multidimensional analysis tagger 1.3.3 and Antconc 4.2.2 are utilized for tagging and counting, normalization, and dispersion of frequencies in a specified area. The corpus analysis will reveal the adverbial usage in each discipline and shed light on potential variations in their usage. Furthermore, this research investigates how adverbs contribute to the overall clarity, effectiveness, and development of academic writings and the expression of authorial points of view in scientific and social science writing. The findings of this study will enhance our understanding of the role of adverbs in Pakistani research articles and contribute to the broader field of corpus-based linguistic research.

 

 

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Published

2026-02-18

How to Cite

Mumtaz Hussain, Neelma Riaz, & Irram Waheed. (2026). Use of Adverbs across Science and Social Science A Corpus Based Study of Pakistani Research Articles. Dialogue Social Science Review (DSSR), 4(2), 19–40. Retrieved from https://dialoguesreview.com/index.php/2/article/view/1490

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