English non-prepositional counterparts of Czech "v/ve" and "z/ze" prepositional phrases
The present diploma thesis is concerned with English non-prepositional equivalents of the Czech v/ve and z/ze prepositional phrases. This type of equivalent is found in approximately 20% of cases (Klégr et al., 2011).
Čuchalová, Marie
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