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Anonymous  +  210710 Wed, 29 Mar 06 03:36 PM

Hi everyone,

I'm an Italian student. I'm currently working on my final dissertation which will deal about derivational morphology. In particular it will be about the creation of new words in English through prefixes and suffixes. I find out it's a bit difficult to work at this matter reading linguistics book in English. Therefore I'm afraid I won't be able to structure my dissertation in the best way. Can anyone help me, please? I'm desperate...

Does anyone know some helpful websites in which I can find thesis and dissertations?

Please, please, help me!

Many thanks in advance.

Italian girl
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