Studying Pronouns in Russian Language
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This article examines the characteristics of the categories of pronouns, which are distinguished based on semantic and grammatical features, and also highlights their main functions in the syntactic system and grammatical categories of pronouns. It is noted that the diversity of scientific views on the pronoun is due to the specifics of this part of speech, the lack of pronouns of their lexical meaning, and their correlation with other words - nouns, adjectives, and numerals. It is assumed that the semantic and grammatical diversity of pronouns has a certain significance for expanding their functionality in the modern Russian language.
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