CONVERSION AS A TYPE OF WORD FORMATION
Keywords:
zero derivation, functional shift, syntactic categoryAbstract
This article includes information about conversion which converts words into other parts of speech without any changes in the English and Uzbek languages and exemplifies the word formation process.
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