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• ANALYSIS OF THE DRAGON KILLING SCENE IN THE MYTHOLOGY OF THE PEOPLES OF EURASIA
• PHONICS, PHONOLOGY AND PHONETICS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE FOR FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNERS
• THEMATIC STYLES AND APPLICATIONS IN A LITERARY TEXT
• THE ORGANIZATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS DURING FOREIGN LANGUAGE PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS AND THE ANALYSIS OF REGULAR METHODOLOGY MATERIALS FOR TEACHING FOREIGN SPECIAL LANGUAGE READING AT NONFOREIGN LANGUAGE COLLEGES
• FORMS AND METHODS OF THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING FOR STUDENTS IN NON-LANGUAGE HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
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• FUNCTIONAL TYPES OF ATTRIBUTIVE CONSTRUCTIONS OF MODERN YAKUT LANGUAGE
• LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF TERMS OF RELATIONSHIP AMONG YAKUT, RUSSIAN AND FRENCH CULTURE REPRESENTATIVES
• THE SOMATIC CHARACTERISTICSOF THE KYRGYZ VOWELS IN COMPARISON WITH THE SOUTHERN-SIBERIAN TURKIC LANGUAGES
• THE USE OF IDIOMS BY THE SAKHA CLASSICAL WRITER AMMA ACHCHIGIYA
• SEMANTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPTS “MOTHERLAND”, “RELATIVE”, AND “NATIVE” IN THE PROVERBS IN YAKUTSK, RUSSIAN AND FRENCH
• BILINGUAL ANXIETIES AND BARRIERS TO ACQUISITION: LANGUAGE CHOICES AMONG URBAN SAKHA AND THEIR CHILDREN
• FUNCTIONS OF STYLISTIC CONVERGENCE IN ‘WHITE TEETH’ BY ZADIE SMITH
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