Realis modality is a modality that connotes the factuality of a proposition. In its broad usage, the term realis is approximately equivalent in meaning to the term indicative, which in turn is used, narrowly, as a synonym to declarative. [SIL International 2004]
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| They killed the pig as it ran out. |
References:
Palmer (2001:5) FROM Roberts (1990)
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