LEXICAL AND GRAMMATICAL MEANINGS OF PARAPHRASES ATTITUDE
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the grammatical, more precisely, morphological features of paraphrases were studiedAbstract
It is known that in any text, the noun phrase is used more than other word phrases. Especially in the process of learning paraphrases, it is observed that this condition is even more active. In our opinion, this is explained by the nature of paraphrases.
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