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THE NATURE OF COLLOCATIONS ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE
This article is devoted to the nature of collocations in French. Collocations that have the features of a syntactically and semantically integral unit are a poorly studied linguistic phenomenon. In a broad sense, these are meaningful sequences in the text, that is, a combination of two or more words that tend to occur together. Collocations perform communicative and expressive functions, reflecting the linguistic picture of the world of the people.
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