THE REPRESENTATION OF COGNIZING THE CATEGORY OF POSSESSIVENESS IN LINGUISTICS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1808/1ss0zq93Keywords:
modern linguistic, proto-language, scientific, verbs, grammatically, morphology.Abstract
Learning one language as a whole system, at the same time, comparing its structure with another language to the level of modern requirements have become the most important component of our life. There are no school and university grammars who are currently teaching Indo-European and Turkic languages, as well as no studies on the theory of parts of speech, in which the problem of pronouns is regarded from various perspectives.
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