ABOUT SOME MEANINGS OF ANALYTICAL FORMS OF THE PRESENT TIME OF THE INGUSH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
The authors propose a comparative analysis of analytical forms of the Present Tense of the Ingush language the Present Continuous and the Present Perfect Progressive of English, forms with meaning of continuous and progressive action. The article deals with the structure and semantics of these forms. The common grammatical meanings of verbal forms of the Ingush and English languages are determined and also the specific features of semantics of the functioning of these forms in the compared languages are emphasizes. For example, it is established that the number of auxiliary verbs involved in the formation of analytical forms as the first component, in the compared languages varies. There are five auxiliary verbs in the Ingush language and two in English. The second component of the analytic form in both languages is the present participle form of the main verb.