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Types of Syntactic Connection (Interdependence (correspondence) (Secondary…
Types of Syntactic Connection
Interdependence (correspondence)
realizes predication
Primary
Secondary
Bound
Absolute
Isolation secondary predication
Loose appositives
Loose attributes
Loose situational modifires
Coordination
Elements of the same rank
Open
copulative and disjunctive conjunctions
Closed
adversative conjunctions
Subordination
Obligatory EX: be in Moscow/ be on the beach
Optional EX: ... you a nice car soon, ... you a car next month
Government - Teach me.
Adjoinment - long practice; trembled slightly
Agreement that house — those houses
Predetermined EX: this book - these books
Free EX: the table at the window, the table in the corner
Accumulation
In combinations of semantically heterogeneous objects
EX: I brought him a present.
In combinations of objects and situational modifiers EX: I leave home at eight-thirty.
In chains of prepositive attributes expressed by different parts of speech
EX: ...and then to her own surprise she burst into tears.
Parenthesis
Connective elements showing the connection of thoughts
Insertions
Modal elements showing the speaker's attitude to the thought expressed in the basic syntactic unit
Apposition
UNCLE ANDREW was very tall and thin
Logically equal + have the same referent