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Original Article

Classification of the Romance Languages: Evolution of Motion-Based Periphrases as a New Criterion

Natalya I. Stolova Colgate University
Pages 82-90 | Published online: 07 Aug 2010

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Hongli Li & Hoi K. Suen. (2015) How Do Chinese ESL Learners Recognize English Words During a Reading Test? A Comparison With Romance-Language-Speaking ESL Learners. International Multilingual Research Journal 9:2, pages 93-107.
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Mar Garachana. (2018) From Movement to Grammar: Spanish Verbal Periphrases Derived from Verbs of Movement. Syntaxe & Sémantique N° 19:1, pages 115-146.
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Mar Garachana Camarero. (2016) Verbos de movimiento y perífrasis verbales en español medieval: "uviar (a)" + infinitivo. Revista de Historia de la Lengua Española:11, pages 59-87.
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Natalya I. Stolova. 2015. Cognitive Linguistics and Lexical Change. Cognitive Linguistics and Lexical Change.

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