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....................................................................................................................... 12  \nAgreement .................................................................................................................. 12  \nComparatives and superlatives ..................................................................................13  \nAdverbs .......................................................................................................................... 13  \nArticles and determiners................................................................................................. 13  \nPronouns ........................................................................................................................ 13  \nPersonal pronouns...................................................................................................... 13  \nRelative pronouns ....................................................................................................... 14  \nInterrogative pronouns ................................................................................................ 14  \nPrepositions ................................................................................................................... 14  \nVerbs .............................................................................................................................. 14  \nTenses ........................................................................................................................ 15  \nWord order.................................................................................................................. 15  \nDerivational morphology................................................................................................. 16  \nApplying the vocabulary list to our papers ............................................. 18  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