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The problems of the complex sentences with complements in Bulgarian

Author(s) -

Ruseliicolova

Publication year - 2008

Publication title -

juznoslovenski filolog

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2406-0763

pISSN - 0350-185X

DOI - 10.2298/jfi0864261n

Subject(s) - linguistics , predicate (mathematical logic) , sentence , interrogative word , negation , bulgarian , presupposition , implicature , complement (music) , evidentiality , psychology , epistemic modality , meaning (existential) , philosophy , computer science , pragmatics , biochemistry , chemistry , phenotype , complementation , psychotherapist , gene , programming language

The investigation of the complex sentences with complements in Bulgarian is a multifactor analysis, which has to take into account the following issues: a) the lexical meaning of the main predicate, which determines the meaning of the complement in general; b) the grammatical meanings of the main predicate - person (a special role plays the opposition between the speaker and the other participants in communication), number, tense, mood, evidentiality affirmativity or negation; c) the functions of the linking words - complementizers, particles, interrogatives, relatives; d) the meaning of the complement and its related presuppositions or implications (if any), its modality, its illocutionary force, its formal structure, its syntactic position in the complex sentence; e) the combinatorial potential of the matrix sentence and the complement in both aspects - semantic and formal

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