The article deals with the main features of existential sentences in English, Azerbaijani and Russian languages. The author makes such an inference that the existential sentences are of universal nature from semantic point of view. The article mentions the specific features inherent to existential sentences. Taking into account that the existential sentences in English and Russian have been studied in some extent, the author has focused attention mostly on the existential sentences in the Azerbaijani language. The author thinks that the existential sentences have not been the object of a separate study. Some issues here are approached from the point of view of the word order, some others are approached from the point of view of nominative s...
Empty subject expressed with existential ‘there’ has confounded English linguists for a longer perio...
The article deals with the problem of peculiarities of the expressive syntax in the Tatar and French...
The article examines the semantic and syntactic characteristics of existential (es gibt / there is) ...
The article deals with the use of the existential sentences in the text. Existential sentences occup...
Hartmann J, Milicevic N. The syntax of existential sentences in Serbian. In: Antonenko A, Bailyn JF,...
Freeze (1992) argued on the basis of data from several different languages that there is a close rel...
The articles in this collection deal with the expression of existential values in several languages ...
The purpose of the article is to study the syntactic features of the aphorisms of the Azerbaijani l...
In many languages, existential sentences have a special syntactic shape, different from regular subj...
The article is based on notion of conditional sentences, the comparative analysis of the characteris...
This paper is devoted to an interface account of existential sentences in Romance languages. After a...
The article is dedicated to nominative sentences in various languages, Mari and German. Nominative s...
The study is motivated by Mona Baker's (1992) observation that it is almost impossible to find a gra...
Bibliogr.: p. 231-247Humanitarinių mokslų fakultetasVytauto Didžiojo universiteta
The article is devoted to the analysis of a specific syntactic structure in Lithuanian, the BKI cons...
Empty subject expressed with existential ‘there’ has confounded English linguists for a longer perio...
The article deals with the problem of peculiarities of the expressive syntax in the Tatar and French...
The article examines the semantic and syntactic characteristics of existential (es gibt / there is) ...
The article deals with the use of the existential sentences in the text. Existential sentences occup...
Hartmann J, Milicevic N. The syntax of existential sentences in Serbian. In: Antonenko A, Bailyn JF,...
Freeze (1992) argued on the basis of data from several different languages that there is a close rel...
The articles in this collection deal with the expression of existential values in several languages ...
The purpose of the article is to study the syntactic features of the aphorisms of the Azerbaijani l...
In many languages, existential sentences have a special syntactic shape, different from regular subj...
The article is based on notion of conditional sentences, the comparative analysis of the characteris...
This paper is devoted to an interface account of existential sentences in Romance languages. After a...
The article is dedicated to nominative sentences in various languages, Mari and German. Nominative s...
The study is motivated by Mona Baker's (1992) observation that it is almost impossible to find a gra...
Bibliogr.: p. 231-247Humanitarinių mokslų fakultetasVytauto Didžiojo universiteta
The article is devoted to the analysis of a specific syntactic structure in Lithuanian, the BKI cons...
Empty subject expressed with existential ‘there’ has confounded English linguists for a longer perio...
The article deals with the problem of peculiarities of the expressive syntax in the Tatar and French...
The article examines the semantic and syntactic characteristics of existential (es gibt / there is) ...