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A transitivity analysis of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's third presidential debate

Farah Kashif1, Rabia Farooqi2, Shahnila Tariq3

  • 1Kinnaird College for Women University, Lahore, Pakistan.

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American Presidential debatesSystemic functional grammarTransitivity choicesUnderlying Stimuli and Smart Strategies

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