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Vol 11, No 1 (2020)
An analytical study of word-order patterns in Standard Arabic simple sentence
Ghomri T., Souadkia M.
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(Eng)
Vol 15, No 4 (2024)
The Usual and the Unusual in Ordinary Language
Demyankov V.Z.
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(Rus)
Vol 15, No 3 (2024)
Expression, Thinking, and Cognition: Origins of Differences between the Russian and Chinese Languages
Zhang K., Denisenko V.N.
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(Rus)
Vol 10, No 4 (2019): Linguistic Semantics and Semiotics. Literary Text Studies
Zones and Taxis: Locative Semantics of Russian Cases in Terms of Modern Systems Linguistics
Dremov A.F.
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(Rus)
Vol 10, No 1 (2019)
THE CONCEPTS OF THE SIMPLEST AND SIMPLE SENTENCES IN THE PARADIGM OF SYSTEMIC THEORY OF CASE
Dremov A.F.
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(Rus)
Vol 8, No 3 (2017)
TRANSLATION: SENTENCE OR UTTERANCE?
Semenov L.S., Ershov I.E., Nelyubova N.Y.
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(Rus)
Vol 8, No 3 (2017)
THE LACK OF TURKIC COMPLEX SENTENCES AS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF AGGLUTINATIVE LANGUAGES
Dubrovina M.E.
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(Rus)
No 1 (2015)
Syncretism in Russian Syntax
Krylova O.A., Anipkina L.N.
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(Rus)
No 3 (2012)
Russian Infinitive Mononuclear Sentences Meaning Anticipation and Permanent Aptitude and the Means to Express Them in the Persian Language
Ali Madaeni Avval -., Maryam Moradi -.
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(Rus)
No 2 (2015)
Towards the Definition of Syntactic Nature and Principles of Differentiation of Limiting, Expository and Conjunctive Constructions within the Simple Sentence of Expanded Structure
Dubova M.A., Chernova L.A.
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(Rus)
No 2 (2016)
Sentence Types and Predicate Functions in the Korean Language
Kim N.D.
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(Rus)
No 2 (2013)
The Perception of Complex Sentences in French and Japanese
Zolotukhin G.Y.
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(Rus)
No 4 (2013)
Russian Philosophical Text: Narration Mechanisms and Larger-then-thesentence Structures (works by P.A. Florensky and A.F. Losev)
Geichenko S.A.
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(Rus)
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