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Original Article

Word-Formation Model As A Constant Lexical Basis Structure Of The German Language

Tumisha Tashtievna Abdukadyrova
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Malyutkhan Abdul-Khadjievna Arsakhanova
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Petimat Masudovna Zekieva

Keywords: Classification, composition, model, micromodel, relevant, word formation

Article no: 3

Pages 17-25

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.11.3

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Original Article

The Strategy Of L2 Selective Listening In ELT Classroom

Elena Boitsova
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Natalia Bogach

Keywords: Cognitive linguistics; L2 listening strategy; terminology; relevant information; prosody and intonation; note-taking.

Article no: 72

Pages 677-688

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.72

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Teaching Word-Formation Models Of The Lexical Foundations Of The German Language

Tumisha Tashtievna Abdukadyrova
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Aza Abdulvakhidovna Yakhyaeva
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Zuleikhan Israilovna Evloeva
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Malyutkhan Abdul-Khadzhievna Arsakhanova
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Aksana Bunkhoevna Gatsaeva

Keywords: Derivational model, micromodel, classification, derivative words, compounding, relevant

Article no: 237

Pages 1799-1807

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.237

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