GRADUAL SEMANTICS AND THE GRADUAL FUNCTION OF AN ADVERB JUST
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The principle of word-by-word description offers wide possibilities for using different techniques, including the most modern ones, as well as the possibility of expanding aspects of individualized characteristics, even pragmatic ones. Work in this direction gives access to a general theory of systemic relations between language units, both lexical and grammatical. A comprehensive understanding of the possibilities of functioning of a single word helps to more accurately imagine the existing system of parts of speech and see the trends operating in it.
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