SUBSTITUTION FORMS OF METONYMIC COHESION AS A TOOL

Abstract

Units of a single conceptual field have the ability to
form nodes of mutual adaptation and cohesion in a text in
various ways. Such relations occur at both linguistic and
conceptual levels.
The relationship of pronouns, substitutions and even
structures with their antecedents in the text has a metonymic
character. These semantically unsaturated forms are used
instead of the complete form mentioned earlier in the text.
The metonymic shifts formed in the model "form instead of
form" and "concept instead of concept" participate in the
realization of the grammatical type of cohesion.