The functions and accentual patterns of english words content Introduction

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13/ Prof. Smirnitsky calls them “potential words” in his book on English Lexicology (p. 18).
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17. The spelling is given according to Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary , 1956 and H.C. Wyld. The Universal English Dictionary , 1952.
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1^Robins, R. H. A short history of linguistics . London: Longmans, 1967. P. 183.

2^Zellig S. Harris, Structural Linguistics .University of Chicago Press, 1951.P. 255.

3^Leonard Bloomfield, Language . New York, 1933

4^Noam Avram Chomsky, Syntactic Structures .Berlin, 1957.

5^Noam Avram Chomsky, Syntactic Structures .Berlin, 1957.

6^JukkaPennanen, Aspects of Finnish Grammar .Pohjoinen, 1972.P. 293.

7^K. Zimmer, Levels of Linguistic Description .Chicago, 1964.P. 18.

8^Prof. Smirnitsky calls them “potential words” in his book on English Lexicology (p. 18).

9^Ginzburg R. A Course in Modern English Lexicology .Moscow, 1979.P. 113.