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DOI: Sources Of Idioms Formation In The English Language
Usmonova Dona Satvoldievna , Head Of The Department Of The English Language, Faculty Of Foreign Languages, Fergana State University, Fergana, Republic Of Uzbekistan Saminjonov Mukhammadali Salimjon Ugli , Undergraduate, Direction Of "Linguistics (The English Language)", Faculty Of Foreign Languages, Fergana State University, Fergana City, Republic Of UzbekistanAbstract
The article under discussion describes in detail the sources of idiom formation in the English language. Idiomatic expressions can be native English and borrowed. Borrowed idiomatic expressions may, in turn, be inter- and intralingual. The authors of the article found it necessary to single out phraseological units created by English writers into a separate group.
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Idiom, etymology, origin, history, English language, background, inter- and intralingual, expression, created
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