Multifuncionalidade da palavra eto: implicações para o ensino de russo para estrangeiros
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2317-4765.rus.2013.88689Keywords:
Eto, Usage, Russian, Polissemy, Multifunctionality.Abstract
This article aims at presenting an analysis of the different usages of the word eto in Russian, given the complexity and multifunctionality of using this element, which may be classified either as a demonstrative pronoun, functioning as a determiner in a noun phrase, or as discourse particle, presenting several functions, without losing however its deictic character.Downloads
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