HOMOGENOUS PARTS OF SENTENCE IN ZARIFA BUDAGOVA’S SCIENTIFIC WORKS
Keywords:
syntax, homogenous parts, intonation, conjunction, conjunction words.Abstract
Homogeneity is a syntactic category, which shows itself only in the sentence. Homogenous parts are the equal parts standing in the same relation to the same head word and have the same syntactic feature. Homogeneity may be among the parts of sentence, as well as among its components. Comprehensive scientifictheoretical information about homogeneous parts is given in this article. Professor Zarifa Budagova’s scientificphilological conceptions aboutthe homogenous parts of sentence are analyzed. Detailed information about such topics as the homogeneity of both the principal parts of sentence and the secondary parts of sentence, place of head words in the sentence is explained in this article.
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