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Use of subjunctive/indicative with probability operators (quizás in inicial position) in European Spanish.
PAPEŽOVÁ, Michaela
This Bachelor thesis concerns the use of indicative and subjunctive after operators of probablity modality quizá, quizás and tal vez in the initial position in a sentence using statistical analysis. Geographically, we inspect samples from European Spanish. We investigate the theory in detail then continue in the research section with results in the form of graphs. Research have been conducted using CREA Spanish Royal Academy´s database.
Use of subjunctive/indicative with probability operators (quizás in non-inicial position) in European Spanish.
HAVLÍKOVÁ, Martina
This bachelor's thesis is based on statistical research which verify the use of indicative and subjunctive with probability operator quizás in non-inicial position in European Spanish. The thesis is divided into two main parts. The first section offers theoretical background for the research section. The theoretical section is focused on clarification of problems connected with the use of grammatical moods and tenses, conception of modality and role of operators. The second, practical section of the thesis consists in statistical analysis which has been realized by the use of corpus CREA of the Royal Spanish Academy. The aim of the research is to find out real status of using indicative and subjunctive with operator quizás. The investigation is separated into five genres in the period from 1990 to 2004. The results are presented in charts and tables that provide a picture of the frequency of using both grammatical moods.
The use of subjunctive/indicative with operators of probability modality in Latin American Spanish (central, Mexican and Caribian areas).
DRAŠAROVÁ, Lenka
The purpose of this bachelor thesis is to verify the use of subjunctive/indicative after operator quizás in all of its possible variations, and also taking into account regional usage differences in Latin American Spanish, focusing on the Central area (Costa Rica, Nicaragua) and the Caribbean area (Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama and Dominican Republic). The introduction deals with the theoretical aspect of this grammar phenomenon and the rest of the thesis concentrates on statistical research which has been developed with the help of the Royal Spanish Academy's corpus CREA.

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