THE FORMATION OF SYNTACTIC RELATIONS IN THE STRUCTURE OF SIMPLE SENTENCES
Keywords:
simple sentence, syntactic relation, syntactic structure, predication, coordination, subordination, agreement, government, adjacency, sentence components.Abstract
This article examines the formation of syntactic relations in the
structure of simple sentences. It analyzes the interaction of sentence components and
the grammatical, semantic, and structural mechanisms through which syntactic
relations are expressed. Particular attention is given to coordination, subordination,
predication, agreement, government, and adjacency as fundamental means of
establishing relationships between sentence elements.
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