SENTENCE STRUCTURE AND SPECIFIC LANGUAGE CONSTRUCTIONS IN SCIENTIFIC TEXT

Scientific texts differ from other types of texts in their grammatical organization. In terms of the ratio of parts of speech in a scientific text, the predominance of the noun is evident. There are approximately four times more nouns than verbs in a scientific text. This situation is under-standable if we consider that the dominant functional and semantic types of speech in the scien-tific style are reasoning and description