MODELS OF SIMPLE SPATIAL SENTENCES WITH PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF OBJECT MEANING (based on the Khakass language)
The article analyzes the structure and semantics of spatial models of simple sentences in the modern Khakass language, particularly, the sentences with the meaning of presence or absence of an object in a certain region of space. These analyzed models, like most other spatial models, are classified according to the semantics of the localizer. In the Khakass language, deictic, apudessive, superessive, inessive, postessive, and interessive models of presence and absence are distinguished depending on the semantics of the localizer. These models vary in terms of structure and semantics. Structural variation is due to the way the localizer is expressed, semantic variation is caused by spatial semantics of the predicate.