A COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMATICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE: STRUCTURE, FUNCTIONS, AND MODERN LINGUISTIC PARADIGMS
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Keywords: grammatical analysis, morphology, syntax, analytical language, tense-aspect system, linguistic paradigms.Abstract
Abstract
This article provides a thorough grammatical analysis of the English language,
examining its unique morphosyntactic structures, tense-aspect systems, and the
functional role of grammar in meaningful communication. It highlights the transition
of English from a highly inflected Germanic language to an analytical one,
emphasizing the reliance on word order (Subject-Verb-Object) and auxiliary verbs.
The study explores the complexities of English syntax, semantic nuances of tense
forms, and contemporary challenges in linguistic analysis. This comprehensive
overview aims to enhance pedagogical approaches and deepen structural understanding
for advanced learners and educators.
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