THE CONCEPTS OF MODIFIER AND POST-MODIFICATIONAL STRUCTURE IN ENGLISH

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  • Bobur Suyunov Author

Abstract

This article explores the significance of grammatical structures in modern linguistics, focusing particularly on the structures of post-modification. It emphasizes the crucial role these structures play in facilitating communication and understanding among individuals. By delving into the concept of modifiers, which qualify or limit the meaning of words, the article provides examples and analyses to illustrate their usage. Furthermore, it discusses the distinction between pre-modifiers and post-modifiers, highlighting their importance in modifying nouns. Through examples and insights from some linguists the article elucidates the diverse ways in which the structures of post-modification enrich language and contribute to effective communication. Overall, it underscores the growing importance of understanding and analyzing grammatical structures, especially the structures of post-modification, in the study of linguistics.

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2024-06-04

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