FUNCTIONAL SEMANTICS OF THE STRUCTURE OF SECONDARY PREDICATION IN THE LITERARY DISCOURSE (ON THE MATERIAL OF ENGLISH AND KARAKALPAK LANGUAGES)
Keywords:
predicative expression, periphrastic predicates, recitatives, Subject-orientedAbstract
Predication is typically thought of as a (linguistic) semantic notion: the construction of a proposition from two components, a subject and a predicate. Syntactically, this corresponds to the idea that a clause – or any other structure that will be interpreted as a proposition – has an essentially bipartite structure.[1:14]
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