@article{zu214856,
           title = {Shortening in English: Clipping and Blend Identification},
       publisher = {{\CYRK}{\cyra}{\cyrm}'{\cyrya}{\cyrn}{\cyre}{\cyrishrt}{\cyrc}{\cyrsftsn}-{\CYRP}{\cyro}{\cyrd}{\cyrii}{\cyrl}{\cyrsftsn}{\cyrs}{\cyrsftsn}{\cyrk}{\cyri}{\cyrishrt}: {\CYRV}{\CYRP}{\CYRP} "{\CYRA}{\cyrp}{\cyro}{\cyrs}{\cyrt}{\cyrr}{\cyro}{\cyrf}"},
            year = {2011},
           pages = {38},
         journal = {XVI TESOL - Ukraine International Conference: Current Studies in English: Linguistics and Methodology Perspectives: {\cyrz}{\cyrb}{\cyrii}{\cyrr}{\cyrn}{\cyri}{\cyrk} {\cyrn}{\cyra}{\cyru}{\cyrk}{\cyro}{\cyrv}{\cyri}{\cyrh} {\cyrp}{\cyrr}{\cyra}{\cyrc}{\cyrsftsn} ({\cyra}{\cyrn}{\cyrg}{\cyrl}. {\cyrm}.)},
        abstract = {Shortening is considered a very productive word-building process. It is the dropping of the part of a word so as to produce a new and shorter word of the same or different meaning. In English, shortenings may be presented by acronyms, abbreviations, initialisms, clippings, blends, and back-formations. Each of them has its own pattern, but it is sometimes difficult to identify a given shortening. The following paper concentrates on the specific word-formation processes "clipping" and "blending".},
        keywords = {word-building process, shortening, clipping, blending},
             url = {https://eprints.zu.edu.ua/14856/},
          author = {{\CYRCH}{\cyru}{\cyrm}{\cyra}{\cyrk}, {\CYRL}. {\CYRM}.}
}