“... pronoun is used for marking the relative target. Across Slavic languages, the parameters governing...”
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“.... These constructions are classified into two main types, depending on whether the third-person pronoun is used...”
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“.... These constructions are classified into two main types, depending on whether the third-person pronoun is used...”
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Subjects: “...Personal pronouns...”
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“... with the pronoun <em>kotoryj</em> ‘which’ in the first clause. It will be argued that they lack correlatives...”
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“... with the pronoun kotoryj ‘which’ in the first clause. It will be argued that they lack correlatives features...”
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“... with the pronoun kotoryj ‘which’ in the first clause. It will be argued that they lack correlatives features...”
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Subjects: “...relative pronouns...”
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“... the language from the old, for its modernization, and for bringing it closer to the spoken word. The pronouns...”
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Subjects: “...pronouns...”
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“...1,5, where the adjective constituent is expressed with the pronoun такий or with the compound...”
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“... of the product / service, pronouns I or we, nouns with the meaning of profession / occupation, pronoun our...”
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“..., such as the pronoun "I". When an author uses the "I" pronoun it is not its "duty" to open the character of the person...”
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“...The article deals with the diachronic path of Russian pronoun expansion, which affected the period...”
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“... expressions in Bulgarian and Polish The paper focuses on the functions of the pronoun exponents...”
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“... as bases nominal parts of speech (noun, pronoun, numeral), which in the Old Ukrainian language assimilated...”
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“... on the one hand and the signifying bodies that represent it on the other, i.e. the pronoun ”I” and its mirror...”
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“... of relative clauses and extraposed relative clauses, free relative clauses, diferent relativizers (pronouns...”
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“... -видный, -образный, -подобный), to pronouns and collocations with them (phrasemes). The investigation...”
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“... and pronouns of the masculine gender have developed from Early Proto-Indo-European morphemes expressing...”
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