WORD ORDERING FUNCTIONALITY IN RUSSIAN AND CHINESE SIMPLE DECLARATIVE SENTENCE
The word order in syntactic constructions often has an ambiguous interpretation in practical and theoretical aspects, applicable to many languages. This problem is also relevant for such typologically different languages as Russian and Chinese. This linguistic collision acquires particular special urgency when studying Russian and Chinese as foreign languages. In Russian and Chinese, word order is determined not only syntactically, but also semantically and stylistically, when it is the most important criterion for the conformity of the structure of statements norm. In this regard, when studying the laws of syntactic structures in both languages, special attention is paid to modeling a simple sentence, which greatly allows to provide syntactic correctness of speech. This paper compares the structural specificity of the functionality of simple narrative sentence in Russian and Chinese.