INVESTIGATION OF GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES IN ROMANCE-GERMANIC LANGUAGES AND THEIR ANALYTICAL APPROACHES
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This article is dedicated to analyzing the morphological and syntactic aspects of grammatical categories in Romance-Germanic languages. The study examines how grammatical categories manifest within each language system, their role in sentence structure, and their influence on the process of meaning transmission. Additionally, the article explores the interconnection between grammatical systems and the relationship between language and culture. The research aims to achieve the following objectives:
- To identify the differences and similarities of grammatical categories in Romance-Germanic languages.
- To analyze the communicative functions of grammatical categories and their impact on the morphological and syntactic mechanisms of language.
- To elucidate the interaction between grammatical systems, human cognitive processes, and cultural factors.
The results of this study contribute to the comparative investigation of the grammatical features of Romance-Germanic languages, enhance the understanding of their linguistic structures, and clarify their influence on cognitive processes.
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