GRAMMATICAL ANTONYMS AS MEANS OF REPRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIVE MODUS CATEGORY “NEGATION” IN ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN
Pages:  412-417
Author:  N.B. Boyeva-Omelechko

SUBJECT – OBJECT RELATIONS IN THE ASPECT OF LINGUISTIC INTERPRETATION
Pages:  417-419
Author:  O.S. Vasilchenko

COMPOSITE SENTENCE: MODUS NATURE OF COMMUNICATIVE PERSPECTIVE
Pages:  420-422
Author:  S.G. Vinogradova

PARTS OF SPEECH IN THE LANGUAGE AND THINKING RELATION ASPECT
Pages:  422-425
Author:  T.A. Golovina, A.V. Kremneva

MODAL DICHOTOMY: ROOT VS EPISTEMIC INTERPRETATION OF SENTENCES
Pages:  425-431
Author:  A.V. Zelenshchikov

SECOND PLACE CLITICS IN TAGALOG, SUBJACENCY CONSTRAINTS AND PROSODICALLY CONSTRAINED GRAMMATICALITY
Pages:  431-436
Author:  Toyoko Kang

SYNTACTIC REPRESENTATION OF MENTAL SPACES OF ADDRESSING AND LOCATION IN PREDICATE STRUCTURES WITH THREE SUBSTANIVE POSITIONS
Pages:  436-439
Author:  N.D. Kruchinkina

TO THE QUESTION OF SEMANTICS OF UNCERTAINTY AND SEMANTICS OF INDEFINITENESS (BY THE EXAMPLE OF INDEFINITE-PERSONAL SENTENCES WITH A LOCATIVE DETERMINANT)
Pages:  439-441
Author:  E.A. Lineva

THE INTEGRAL INTERACTION OF LEXICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL SEMANTICS IN THE ENGLISH PERFECT FORM
Pages:  442-444
Author:  E.E. Maksimova

VERBALIZATION OF TACTILE SENSATIONS VIA COMPARATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS
Pages:  445-447
Author:  A.V. Nedosekina

ABSOLUTE CONSTRUCTION AS A WAY TO CONVEY THE UNDERMEANING
Pages:  447-450
Author:  D.E. Perediriev

VERBAL REPRESENTATION OF THE CATEGORY OF SPACE IN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL DISCOURSE (ON THE MATERIAL OF THE NOVEL “A MOVEABLE FEAST” BY E. HEMINGWAY)
Pages:  450-452
Author:  T.A. Rokhlina

CONCEPTUALISATION OF TAXIS SEMANTICS
Pages:  453-458
Author:  N.V. Semenova

SPECIFICITY OF GRAMMATICAL CONCEPTUALIZATION OF QUANTITY IN MODERN ENGLISH (BY THE EXAMPLE OF MORPHOLOGICAL CATEGORY OF DEGREES OF COMPARISON)
Pages:  458-461
Author:  S.N. Stepanenko

VALENCE ENVIRONMENT OF THE VERBS OF LEXICAL-SEMANTIC GROUP OF CONNECTION: THE AGENT AND THE MEDIATOR
Pages:  462-464
Author:  O.G. Tverdohleb

PERIODIC STRUCTURE IN FICTION: COGNITIVE AND BREGMACEROTIDAE FEATURES
Pages:  464-466
Author:  A.I. Trubkina

MODELLING AND STRUCTURING OF MENTAL SPACE BY MEANS OF GRAMMAR
Pages:  467-471
Author:  O.V. Shatalova