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Original Article

Stylistic Potential Of One-Member Sentences Of Modern Russian Language

Elena Danilova
,
Tatyana Yurkina
,
Lyudmila Pastukhova
,
Zinaida Yakushkina
,
Olga Lukicheva
,
Inna Vorobyeva

Keywords: One-member sentence, advertising slogan, syntactic structure

Article no: 43

Pages 314-321

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.43

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Original Article

Cognitive Dominants In Conceptualization Of Related Events

Svetlana G. Vinogradova

Keywords: Related events, knowledge format, composite sentence, cognitive dominant, interpretation, status-of-knowledge determination and transfer.

Article no: 90

Pages 764-772

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.02.90

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Original Article

Building Professionally Significant Translator Skills By The Specially Designed System Of Exercises

Robert Kuzmin
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Dmitry Borisov
,
Marina Lebedeva
,
Natalia Zharenova

Keywords: Grammar discourse skills, system of exercises, theme and rheme, word order, conditionally communicative sentences

Article no: 51

Pages 417-425

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.51

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Original Article

Grammatical Substitutions In The Translation Of English Complex Conditional Sentences Into Russian

Olga Evstafiadi

Keywords: Conditional situation, complex conditional sentence, interlingual transformations, morphological substitutions, syntactical substitutions, omission.

Article no: 2

Pages 7-14

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.04.02.2

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Utterances As Grammatical Tangles. Using Subject-Centered Sentence Models In Translation

Philippe Frison
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Elena V. Gavrilova

Keywords: Interpretive theory of translation, linguistics theories of translation, deverbalisation, reverbalisation, syntax, sentence subject.

Article no: 40

Pages 266-278

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.04.02.40

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Original Article

Representation Of Control And Responsibility By Means Of English Syntax

Svetlana E. Rakhmankulova
,
Marina R. Safina

Keywords: English syntax, sentence pattern, cognitive metaphor, Trump impeachment, control, responsibility

Article no: 46

Pages 379-386

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.46

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