Abstract
The article describes the structural and semantic features of impersonal sentences on the example of the works of A.P. Chekhov. The reasons that determine the ability of the connective verb to impersonal use are investigated, a historical excursion on the impersonal use of various connective verbs is given.
Highlights
Impersonal sentences are one of the most common and most diverse in terms of structure and semantics, a variety of Russian sentences
The linguistic literature constantly emphasizes the tendency of growth and ever wider dissemination of impersonal constructions in the modern Russian language
The lexical content of the peculiar grammatical patterns that form impersonal constructions should be recognized as literally inexhaustible. Such templates are both specialized forms of impersonality and specialized impersonal constructions expressing the specific semantics of impersonality - a spontaneous action independent of the agent or a spontaneous state independent of the patient
Summary
Structural and semantic features of impersonal sentences (on the example of the works of A.P. Chekhov). Jumaeva Feruza Ruzievna Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor. Lecturer at the Department of Russian Language and Literature. Uzbekistan Namazov Rustam Anvarovich 1st year undergraduate student. 5A111301- Russian language and literature, Russian language.
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