SYLLABIC STRUCTURE OF MORPH IN DIFFERENT WORD CLASSES AND DIFFERENT TYPES OF TEXTS

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The statement about unity and entirety of language system, interdependency and interaction of different level language elements belongs to the circle of fundamental problems in language theory. Syllable and morpheme correlation studying could clarify language sign two-side nature. The article demon-strates the analysis of syllabic structure of morph in different word classes in conversational, scientific and literary texts. The main method is statistical, analytical and descriptive methods are also used. Consider-ing syllabic structure of morph scientific text differs from conversational and literary ones, nouns and adjectives oppose verbs. The syllabic structure of morph shows the main grammar tendencies which deter-mine the type of the language.

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Tatiana V Vashchekina

Lomonosov Moscow State University

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Email: compar@ffl.msu.ru

Vashchekina Tatiana Vladimirovna, PhD of Philology, Associate Professor of the Department of Comparative Analysis of Languages of the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Area Studies of Lomonosov Moscow State University; interests: general and comparative linguistics, semiotics

31, Lomonosov av., Moscow, Russia, 119192

Elena N Popova

RUDN University

Email: kafedra_fl_rudn@mail.ru

Popova Elena Nikolaevna, PhD of Philology, Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages of RUDN; interests: general and comparative linguistics, theoretical grammar

6, Miklukho-Maklaya st., Moscow, Russia, 117198

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