DYNAMIC TRANSFORMATIONS IN LANGUAGE: SEMANTIC AND GRAMMATICAL ASPECT OF THE STUDY

Abstract

Linguistic transformations as a modern phenomenon in linguistics are initiated by the subject’s need to change linguistic norms, and when they change, they perform the main function – they provide communication in new set parameters, which is often due to historical reasons, most often necessary changes in the very structure of the language system, as well as in structural, grammatical, pragmatic, syntactic and other plans. This is accompanied by the introduction of new elements of linguistic generation of utterance components into these processes – modal, evaluative, comparative, gradation, and others. Transformations can be of a formal semantic nature, transforming both the form and the meaning of the initial units. This determines the relevance of the necessary generalizations in the theory of dynamic transformations in language, comparing the grammatical, functional and structural-semantic aspects of the study. The production of certain linguistic units in transformational transitions is carried out in accordance with the existing rules of the language and its communicative needs.