Systematic Parametrisation of English Fixed Phrase Scheme “Were + N1 [Pron1+ N1 [Pron1] + would + Vinf. indef. ”  ] + Vinf. indef

Slivnaya E.M.

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Systematic Parametrisation of English Fixed Phrase Scheme “Were + N1 [Pron1+ N1 [Pron1] + would + Vinf. indef. ” ] + Vinf. indef

Slivnaya E.M.

(Rostov-on-Don)

The article is devoted to the analysis of the complex sentence with the subordinate clause of condition in phraseological aspect. Traditionally such syntactic constructions are studied under Subjunctive or Conditional Mood. Yet such approach does not give an opportunity to solve a number of important problems, which are connected with the organization and functioning of the structures in question. Analysis of one of such structures in structural and semantic aspect helps to explain still inexplicable facts of breaking the rules of their grammar arrangement.

Keywords

syntactic phraseology, syntactic phraseological units, ﬁxed phrase scheme, Conditional Mood, elimination

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