THE STUDY OF THE ORIGIN NORMATIVE SENTENCES IN ENGLISH
Keywords:
Nominative sentences, cognitive linguistics, corpus linguistics, transformational-generative grammar.Abstract
The article highlights the history of the development of nominative sentences in the scientific field of the English language. In addition, the works of English linguists and scientists are also analyzed and their peculiarity among other types of sentences in the English language is revealed
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