Verbal -ing forms: their functions and translation counterparts
, 2013 The present thesis focuses on the verbal -ing forms in the written language and their Czech translation counterparts. The theoretical part describes the morphologic and the syntactic features of the verbal -ing forms, their basic distinctions and a brief
Čepelíková, Monika
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