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3^ 34. Liliana Sikorska. An outline history of English literature. 2003, 529p

4^ 32. Thornley G.C. An outline of English literature.Longman, 2003.

5^ 32. Thornley G.C. An outline of English literature.Longman, 2003.

6^ Liliana Sikorska. An outline history of English literature. 2003, 529p

7^ Muller, C.M. (2011) ‘English Learners’ knowledge of prepositions: Collocational Knowledge or knowledge based on meaning’ System: an international Journal of Educational technology and applied Linguistics. 39 (4), p 480-490

8^ 29. Lorincz, K. and Gordon, R.(2012) ‘Difficulties in learning Prepositions and Possible Solutions’. Linguistics Potfolio.1, p.14