Analytic and Synthetic Constructions in Slavic Languages: Polish, Czech, Russian

Sažetak

In this article the author refers to the problem of analytic and synthetic constructions in modern Slavic languages: Polish, Czech, Russian. The author makes a critical review of rich su­bject literature and carries out a comparison of the scope of the definition and functions of the issue in question. The material basis includes textual corpus data (parallel text corpus) of three types of analytical construction in the researched languages. The preliminary analysis shows that the severity of grammatical mar­ker is different in the analyzed languages and depends on many external and internal factors. Based on the results of this critical review and analysis, it can be concluded that there is a research gap that gives the opportunity for the further studies.