FACTORS SHAPING THE PRAGMATIC MEANING OF INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
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Sentence, semantic-syntactic structures, speech structure, pragmatics, interrogative sentences, presupposition.Abstract
In linguistics, there are numerous theoretical perspectives aimed at determining the nature of the sentence phenomenon and its status within language and speech systems. Moreover, the definitions given to the concept of "sentence" are innumerable. This is because each linguist sets a specific task when selecting a sentence as an object of research or referring to this concept in the analysis of other linguistic units. This, in turn, further attests to the fact that a sentence is a multi-layered, multifaceted, and extremely complex linguistic object. Consequently, from the multitude of existing definitions and descriptions, it becomes evident that a sentence, as a linguistic unit, has a certain structure related to each of its individual characteristics. A sentence, as an element of speech, possesses two high-level categories of abstraction: intention (speech purpose) and predicativity.
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