THE PLACE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF INCOMPLETE SENTENCES AND WORDS IN A LITERATURE TEXT

Аннотация

This article comprehensively analyzes the linguistic, semantic-structural and stylistic properties of phrases and incomplete sentences in Russian linguistics. Phrases appear as independent predicative units in the speech process, morphologically invariable, often formed on the basis of modal words, exclamations and short response units. Incomplete sentences, despite the fact that they are syntactically devoid of some parts, are interpreted as sentences that are fully understood through the general speech situation and context. The article covers the theoretical interpretations of these units, the opinions of world and Russian linguists about them, and the features of their use in practical speech. The role of phrases and incomplete sentences in ensuring the expressiveness, conciseness and liveliness of speech is also substantiated. Key words: Phrases, incomplete sentences, linguistic features, semantic-structural analysis, stylistic possibilities, modal words, exclamations, elliptical sentences, predicative units, speech economy, contextual reconstruction, world linguistics, Russian linguistics.