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Part I. The Expression of the Passive Voice William Harrison:
1. Introductory remarks;
2. General outline of ways of expressing the passive voice;
3. Expression of the passive voice by reflexive verbs;
4. The use of passive participles;
5. Expression of passive ideas by active constructions;
6. Comparison of English passive statements with Russian translations;
7. Conclusions;
8. Bibliography;
Part II. Agreement of the Verb-Predicate with a Collective Subject J Mullen: Text; Bibliography.
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Kariem Ramadan
reviewed Studies in the Modern Russian Language on January 26, 2021
Studies in the Modern Russian Language
One of the few books in my reading list that actually talks about semantic cases. It is hell trying to get anyone on semantic case - there is only one linguistic book written specifically about semantic case (dative, genitive, locative, ablative, allative, etc...) and this one of the few textbooks to talk about it too.
Kroeger is a great syntax undergraduate textbook and a go-to when in a squeeze about wanting to understand basic concepts in syntax (which can get confusing, trust me...).
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