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학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
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This article is devoted to the definition syntactic and typological similarities and differences in the compared languages. This article discusses the primary syntactic function of participles in both languages.
The primary syntactic function of the participles in both languages isattributive.
Attributive-participles differ from attributive-adjectives. Attributive-adjectives express permanent sign of object, and attributive-participles express the changing sign, which connected with produced action or stateof object.
In contrast to the Uzbek participle, Russian participle always agree in gender, number and case with the noun that they are describing.
In Uzbek the place of participle-attribute is fixed: it always located in the preposition in relation todeterminer. In Russian participle-attribute can have place before and after determiner.
Essentially any morphological form of Uzbek participle can be attribute in the sentence, however participles in -ган (-?тган, -диган), -(у)вчи, -(а)рareoften used in this role, and other forms of participles in this role very seldom.
Same as Uzbek any type of Russian participle (Active and Passive, Past Tense and Present Tense) can be attribute. However short Russian participles can not be in this syntactic function.
Both in Russian and Uzbek, participle can be one of the attributes along with adjectives and numerals, which refer to the same defined.
The primary syntactic function of the participles in both languages isattributive.
Attributive-participles differ from attributive-adjectives. Attributive-adjectives express permanent sign of object, and attributive-participles express the changing sign, which connected with produced action or stateof object.
In contrast to the Uzbek participle, Russian participle always agree in gender, number and case with the noun that they are describing.
In Uzbek the place of participle-attribute is fixed: it always located in the preposition in relation todeterminer. In Russian participle-attribute can have place before and after determiner.
Essentially any morphological form of Uzbek participle can be attribute in the sentence, however participles in -ган (-?тган, -диган), -(у)вчи, -(а)рareoften used in this role, and other forms of participles in this role very seldom.
Same as Uzbek any type of Russian participle (Active and Passive, Past Tense and Present Tense) can be attribute. However short Russian participles can not be in this syntactic function.
Both in Russian and Uzbek, participle can be one of the attributes along with adjectives and numerals, which refer to the same defined.
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Ⅰ. Введение
Ⅱ. Первичная функция причастий в русском и уз-бекском языках
Ⅲ. Об особенностях причастия-определения в рус-ском языке
Ⅳ. Особенности причастия-определения в узбекском языке
Y. О местe узбекскогои русского причас-тия-определения в структуре предложении
YI. Заключение
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