Communicative Functions of Applied Elements
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/ijllal.v2i12.3048Keywords:
Application device, application element, communicative functionAbstract
The article discusses the communicative functions of the additional elements, reveals that the communicative functions concretize, complete and realize the events taking place in the main expression structure, and this is proved by examples taken from German literature. In addition, the article mentions the repetition and expansion of the properties of applied elements, because applied elements differ sharply from other linguistic phenomena in terms of their prevalence, and therefore applied elements can manifest different structural forms of the application device.
References
Akimova G.N. The development of syntactic constructions in the modern Russian literary language. Dynamics of the structure of the modern Russian language: Sat. scientific article - L .: Publishing house of Leningrad State University, 1982. - P. 85-121.
Burak L.I. Accession and its differential signs. Russian language. - Minsk, 1988. - Issue 8.
Valgina N.S. Modern Russian language: Syntax: textbook. 4th ed., Rev.-M.: Higher. school, 2003.-416 p.
Velichuk A.P. On the specifics of the connection in the modern Russian language (composition and connection: abstract of diss. candidate of philological sciences. - M., 1961. -16 p.
Vinogradov V.V. Basic questions of sentence syntax. Select. tr. Studies in Russian grammar. -M.: Nauka, 1975. -S. 254-294.
Zhdanova O.P. On the place of the adjunct in a series of syntactic relations. Syntax and punctuation. -Ufa, 1975. -S. 145.
Kryuchkov S.E. About connecting connections in the modern Russian language. Issues of the syntax of the modern Russian language. Uchpedgiz. -M., 1950.-400 p.
Lozanovich F. T. Linguistic features of a newspaper essay as a genre of journalism (Stylistic and syntactic functions of connecting constructions: abstract of diss. of Candidate of Philology. Sciences. - Rostov n / D., 2000. -19 p.
Ovsyaniko-Kulikovskiy D.N. The syntax of the Russian language. -SPb., 1912.-301 p.
