PROF. KOONIN'S CLASSIFICATION OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS BASED ON THEIR FUNCTION IN COMMUNICATION

Abstract

This article explores Prof. Koonin’s classification of phraseological units based on their function in communication. It discusses the four main categories of phraseological units: nominative, nominative-communicative, interjectional, and communicative, providing examples from both English and Russian languages. The article highlights the role of phraseological units in conveying meaning, emotion, and information, emphasizing their significance in cultural and communicative contexts. The classification framework offers a deeper understanding of how fixed expressions function in language, facilitating more effective communication and reflecting cultural values