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Phonological and Structural Organization of English Tongue-Twisters: A Corpus-Based Study

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Compound Prepositions in English

The article explains compound prepositions that are formed in various ways in English. Here, the syntactic-semantic and morphological features of prepositions are analyzed. The meaning and content-forming function of intratextual prepositions is explained in detail in the text given in the article. From the analysis, i...

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Syntax Proposes, Prosody Decides: On Lithuanian Si

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Modality in the Qurʾān

This book presents a pioneering linguistic study of modality in the Qurʾān. Although there is considerable research on modal expressions in modern Arabic, modality in Classical Arabic and the Qurʾān in particular have not been examined in a systematic linguistic framework. This volume helps fill this gap. Drawing on co...

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