The role of parentheses in semantics and syntax

Abstract

This article analyzes parentheses units and their features. The role of parentheses in semantics and syntax has been explored from the point of view of the text. Their spiritual characteristics and types are described in excerpts from the text. At the same time, in the intonation flow of the sentence, the parenthesis, which is sometimes two or three times more common than the parentheses, that is, the parentheses, is expressed with special intonation. Nevertheless, the main factor that distinguishes these two parentheses is that they are, as previously mentioned, meaning. The form and semantic structure of the main sentence play an important role in the introduction of parentheses into the literary text. Because parentheses are characterized by the interpretation of a section, a compound, a sentence, and sometimes a complex unit in the form of a micromatn. It should be noted that, although there seems to be an introductory relationship between the components of the phrases in the joint sentence, they have the corresponding lexical-grammatical indicators of the subordinate. Therefore, in our view, joint prediction parenthesis cannot be equated to anecdotes. It is well known that the main essence of parentheses is to add to the main idea that is expressed, to fill in the idea, to express information that is subjective. As described in the preceding section, by the nature of these data, parentheses are divided into two major groups, in the form of inputs that represent the subjective-modal relationship and inputs that express the objective-explanatory relation. On the basis of these considerations, it is advisable to consider predicate parenthesis phrases as a very distinctive type of joint discourse. As parentheses enter into the main sentence with the main sentence, in addition to the relevant units in the wider text, it is directly linked to the parts of the main sentence, the whole sentence, and the micromatn.