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The semantic-syntactic potential of cognate verbal substantives in modern English : Based on derived nominal-type formations from verbs of action accompanied by a sound effect

Taramzhina, Lyudmila Vitoldovna, 1996, Candidate of Sciences dissertation

Saint Petersburg

157 pp.

Keywords

cognate verbal substantives

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