MAIN ISSUES OF THE THEORY OF COMPLEX SENTENCES IN COMPARATIVE (GERMAN-TURKIC) LINGUISTICS
Keywords:
theory, linguistics, sentence, comparison, syntax, structure.Abstract
In modern linguistic science in Kyrgyzstan, special attention is paid to the comparative study of the Kyrgyz and English languages. This is due, first of all, to the international status of the English language, as well as the fact that the Kyrgyz Republic is a member of the international community and issues of intercultural linguistic communication, theory and practice of interlingual English-Kyrgyz correlation are becoming relevant. The study of the sentence as the basic unit of communication is of particular importance for both linguistics and linguodidactics. The relevance of the research topic is determined by the lack of knowledge of complex sentences in the English and Kyrgyz languages in comparative and typological terms, the productivity and specificity of adverbial subordinate clauses in the English and Kyrgyz languages.
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