THE FUNCTIONS OF WORDS AND WORD COMBINATIONS IN THE STRUCTURE OF THE TEXT
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This article analyzes the main functions of words and word combinations in the text structure from a linguistic point of view, highlights the functional functions of lexical, grammatical and stylistic means in the text, and expresses how they affect the integrity, consistency and semantic coherence of the text. Words, as the smallest but meaningfully independent units of the text, play an important role in the construction of the text. Also, word combinations serve to enrich the content of language units, clarify and give stylistic diversity to the text. During the study, the syntactic and semantic functions of words and word combinations are revealed based on real examples taken from the text. This article can be a useful scientific resource for researchers engaged in text linguistics, stylistics and applied linguistics.
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