The Interaction between Clause-Level Parameters and Context in Russian Morphosyntax: Genitive of Negation and Predicate Adjectives (Slavistische Beiträge) (German Edition)
by Ueda, Masako
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Paperback. Good. Scratches and wear on covers. Tidelines from glue on first few pages. Text in English. Creases on covers. Paperback.
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- The Interaction between Clause-Level Parameters and Context in Russian Morphosyntax: Genitive of Negation and Predicate Adjectives (Slavistische Beiträge) (German Edition)
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- Ueda, Masako
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- 1992-01
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