Using of prepositional units when studying Russian as a not native language

2024

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DOI 10.36906/ksp-2023/27
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Abstract

The article discusses a broad understanding of preposition; functioning of prepositional units; the theory of grammaticalization is given. The definition and meaning of the concept of somatism is revealed, their role in the process of grammaticalization of prepositions is described. Examples of some prepositional units that include somatisms are given. Examples of tasks for consolidating the use of prepositional units with somatisms of the back and shoulders are given.