About the semantic-pragmatic modeling of English and Kyrgyz imperative sentences.

Abstract

Semantic-pragmatic modeling of a English and Kyrgyz imperative sentences is primarily adequate knowledge of the language being studied phenomenon. It involves the concept of a linguistic model of attraction. The latter must meet two requirements: 1) be similar to the simulated object, and 2) to be simpler than that of the object. In our case, a constructed linguistic model should reflect the essence of two languages: semantics and pragmatics. Semantics of imperative sentences is focused mainly on the content of the plan language units, while their pragmatics, with meaningful and regular content in some way has a focus on extralinguistic reality. If the semantic side of the English and Kyrgyz imperative sentences involves the study of verbal-predicate sentence structure basicssentence, the pragmatic side is facing the lexical and grammatical categories, designated by us as categorical motivations, modality, and subjunctive influence. That language above mentioned aspects, combined with the optional semantic and pragmatic components of the sentence structure, such as: subject-subject, object complement, adverbiale - fact and attribute - definition - constitute a concrete manifestation, model variants, which in the aforesaid interpretation can be considered as semantic and pragmatic model of generalized, construct feature.