ON THE MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPLEX SYNTACTIC WHOLE

Abstract

The internal and external structures of a complex syntactic whole are closely interconnected, therefore, the types of wholes that make up a given text unit determine its composition, which in turn contributes to the formation of the text. The content and expression plans, as well as the syntactic whole of the text, are closely interconnected and interdependent. Thus, all language units in a complex syntactic whole are distinguished by their “depth and versatility”. They combine numerous real and grammatical meanings,
which makes it impossible to assess this process as simple. The mentioned process is complicated by the change in the boundaries of a sentence and the connections in the combinations to other sentences. This feature is also clearly manifested in complete ideas expressed in separate sentences.