COMPOSITE (COMPOUND AND COMPLEX) SENTENCE THEORY. THE PROBLEM OF SYNDETIC AND ASYNDETIC TYPES OF COMPOSITE SENTENCES (WITH A PARENTHETICAL (INTROSUCTORY CLAUSE OR COMMENT, AND INSTERTED) CLAUSE OF PROPORTION "THE MORE..., THE MORE ... TYPE)
Keywords:
composite sentence, compound sentence, complex sentence, syndetic connection, asyndetic connection, parenthetical clause, inserted clause, comparative correlative, proportional clause, English syntax.Abstract
This article examines the theoretical foundations and structural characteristics of composite sentences in English, focusing on both compound and complex forms. Special attention is given to the distinction between syndetic (conjunction-based) and asyndetic (conjunction-less) types of connection, highlighting the syntactic, semantic, and communicative implications of each. The study also explores parenthetical and inserted clauses as integral elements that shape the informational and emotional texture of composite sentences. A separate section is devoted to the comparative correlative construction, commonly represented by the “the more …, the more …” pattern, analyzing its grammatical nature, proportional semantics, and functional role within complex syntactic structures. Through a comprehensive theoretical overview, the article contributes to a deeper understanding of how various forms of clause linkage operate in modern English and how they enhance clarity, expressiveness, and logical cohesion in discourse.
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