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Conclusions to chapter 2

1. Link-verbs in structure KK are one of the basic means of expression of a category kauzativnosti.

2. The case kauzativnyh verbs in analyzed languages includes both "formal" kauzativnye verbs, and verbs which can express relations kauzatsii only in certain contexts.

The technique of selection of an empirical material in the given work assumes definition of the basic verbs with kauzativnoj semantics which can represent itself as in the form of sheaves components kauzativnyh designs of different types. In work are considered KK with verbs let, make, get, have, dozvoljati, primushuvati, robiti, davati which are most shirokoznachnymi kauzativnymi link-verbs in English and an Ukrainian language languages.

3. Kauzativnye copular verbs concern special group shirokoznachnyh verbs which thanks to the semantic and syntactic features carry out function of an office component in analytical lexemes with as much as possible wide stock of the basic components. Analytical character of language considerably raises a role of syntactic words, their rate and necessity of their special allocation. This factor also has led to increase of grammatical specificity of a copular verb in modern English language. Copular kauzativnye verbs are the main components kauzativnyh designs, do not express concrete action, are characterised by wide semantics and not only realise in a context the usual values, but also expand a range kauzativnoj semantics, getting new semantic shades.

The basic polozhennja heads are reflected in publications of the author [27; 29; 30; 31; 32; 33; 34; 36; 41].

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A source: BESSONOV NIKITA JUREVICH. SEMANTIC OF CAUSATIVE VERBS OF THE LINKS IN DIFFERENT-STRUCTURED LANGUAGES (ON THE MATERIAL OF ENGLISH AND UKRAINIAN LANGUAGES). Theses for the degree of candidate of philological sciences. Tver - 2018. 2018

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