The study deals with the translation of attributive constructions featured in story “A Matter Life and Death” by Les Martovych into English. paper focuses on ways rendering adjectival lexemes as semantic-syntactic components nominal group, their taxonomy means Gordon Tucker’s systemic functional approach relation between elements quality or quantity group word respect to William McGregor’s typo...

natural hazards such as earthquakes have threatened the life of human beings during the history.as a consequence, the vibration mitigation of structures has caught great importance. activecontrol of structures is one of the rapidly emerging areas in the concept of structural control. thispaper presents a control method to deal with this subject when the dynamics of the structure ishysteretic an...

unlike teacher beliefs, there has been a dearth of study regarding efl learner beliefs. the reason can be that horwitz (1987) and the existing literature has predominantly been in an esl context. the present study reports the development and validation of a scale to measure the learner beliefs about language learning in iranian efl contexts. using a combination of verbal creativity method, inte...

The article presents a historical and ontological analysis of modern Russian deviantology as socially significant interdisciplinary field knowledge. scientific context is described. categorical apparatus justified. author reveals the attributive signs deviance deviant behavior in paradigm integrative-convergent model interaction between individual environment. thesis about formation identity th...

Recent research in metaphor and analogy, as variously embodied in such systems as Sapper, LISA, Copycat and TableTop, speak to the importance of three principles of cross-domain mapping that have received limited attention in, what might be termed, the classical analogy literature. These principles are that: (i) high-level analogies arise out of nascent, lower-level analogies automatically reco...

ness Academic language is also typically more abstract than everyday conversation. A math text, for example, might contain abstract nouns such as length, width, circumference, addition, and subtraction. A biology text might contain abstract nouns for processes, such as respiration or mitosis. Putting These Together What we want to stress here is that these six facts about academic language are ...