Lexical and grammatical means of communication between text components

The article discusses the means of communication between the components of the semantic structure of English language text. The structural and semantic features of sentences that make up a complex syntactic whole are especially highlighted. Special attention is paid to the problem of the interrelation of sentences in the compositional and semantic structure of a complex syntactic whole. The semantic connection between the previous context and subsequent sentences of the text is carried out by lexical and grammatical means of communication. Proper use of these means of communication plays an important role in text formation. The text as a whole speech product and its separate units are treated of only through the concept of coherence. Researchers certainly emphasize this feature of the text, focusing on external means of creating coherence. As a rule, linguistic communication signals of sentences sequences are considered within the framework of a single whole. However, the concept of coherence presupposes not only the presence of external signs of the cohesion of sentences, but also the presence of an internal, semantic, deep connection of all the meanings (or most of the meanings) that make up a text fragment. The linguistic approach to the text is aimed at revealing the typical structure of any text in general, its linguistic, structural and compositional formality.