THE USE OF NOMINATIVE WORD COMBINATIONS IN ENGLISH (IN THE SEMANTIC-STRUCTURAL ASPECT)

Abstract

Abstract: This article examines nominative word combinations in the English language from a semantic-structural perspective. Nominative word combinations are analyzed as syntactic units that function to name objects, phenomena, actions, and qualities in reality. The study focuses on their structural patterns, semantic relations between components, and their role in communication. Special attention is given to the interaction between form and meaning, as well as to the distinction between free and stable nominative combinations. The research contributes to a deeper understanding of how meaning is constructed and expressed through word combinations in English.