TYPOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTIC AND CLASSIFICATION OF MONONUCLEAR NOMINATIVE SENTENCES
The article presents a systematic typological classification based on the general qualifications of mononuclear nominative sentences. A systematic classification more accurately determines not only the categorization of nominative sentences, but also their place in the system of single-component sentences, since it is based primarily on constructive syntactic criteria of the second order of value. Such a classification model is applied for the first time in connection with these proposals. In the history of the study of mononuclear sentences, the systematic classification of mononuclear nominative sentences, as is known, involves the distribution of material according to the principle of residual division. Moreover, the signs that are the basis of the division should not be repeated at various stages of classification. Moreover, the subject of classification should not be considered only within its varieties. A systematic classification should begin within the framework of mononuclear sentences in general, since varieties of mononuclear sentences are elements of a wider system. We propose, as already noted, to begin a general system classification on a purely syntactic basis, i.e. on a system feature that contrasts the constructive-syntactic models of mononuclear sentences with the actualised models of mononuclear sentences.