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ON PRINCIPLES OF IMPERSONAL FORMS DIVISION IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
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Natal'ya Mukhamedovna Dzhandubaeva
Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University
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Submitted:
September 3, 2013
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Abstract.
The article is devoted to the division of impersonal forms of the English verb having the same morphological marker -ing, but different cognitive-pragmatic component related to the degree of nominalization, contained in their semantics. The analysis shows that a verbal noun and a gerund take the top positions in this scale, and participles, which act as a condenser providing the compression of deep subordinate clause or as part of the analytical form of a verb, – the lower ones.
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Key words and phrases:
герундий
аспектуальность
темпоральность
номинализация
предикация
модификация
конденсер
сжатие информации
gerund
aspectuality
temporality
nominalization
predication
modification
condenser
data compression
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