RONOUN AND AGREED WITH THEM INVOLVED FORMS IN THE POETRY OF JOSEPH BRODSKY: SYNTACTIC FEATURES

Substantiates the idea that a pronoun as part of speech can introduce a sign in the form of an agreed definition expressed by the participle, which combines the action value and sign. It is argued that the use of these structures in the poetic works of I. Brodsky has a number of features. Describes and illustrates the syntactic features of the pronoun and its symptom in the form of an agreed definition, pronounced by a single sacrament or involved in trafficking.