PHRASES AND SENTENCES IN THE LANGUAGE OF CINEMA

Abstract

The article is devoted to the problem of phrases and sentences in the language of cinema. Sentences and phrases are syntactic units of the language that do not depend on each other, but are very
closely related to each other. The speakers of both linguistic units, regardless of their will, are objectively formed in the language, live and occupy a unique position in the organization of our speech.
The article says that both phrases and sentences belong to the same area of linguistics - syntax
and are based on the same rules. Research shows that both are based on words. In both cases, the
combination of words is based on historically established and generalized abstract rules of the spoken
language.
It is noted that both in phrases and in sentences, relations arising from real life - between objects,
signs with objects, actions, etc. are expressed.
Studies have shown that, although all these functions operate in a wider range of sentences than
in phrases, and are more diverse, their combination in some cases brings the two categories significantly closer.
Finally, it is argued that the arrangement of sentences in accordance with certain requirements,
following each other, arises from reality. The article uses a lot of literature and films.