The scientific fate of the concept of everyday speech

Formanovskaya, Natalya

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The scientific fate of the concept of "everyday speech"

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The scientific fate of the concept of "everyday speech"

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Русская речь, The scientific fate of the concept of "everyday speech"

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GOST	Formanovskaya N. The scientific fate of the concept of "everyday speech" // Russkaya rech. – 2014. – Issue 1 C. 52-55 .
MLA	Formanovskaya, Natalya "The scientific fate of the concept of "everyday speech"." Russkaya rech. 1 (2014).:52-55.
APA	Formanovskaya N. (2014). The scientific fate of the concept of "everyday speech". Russkaya rech. no. 1, pp.52-55

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