Humanities & Social Sciences 10 (2016 9) 2490-2495 ~ ~ ~ УДК 81ʹ27 (94) Verb Nomination in the English Language: Analytical Lexemes Valeriy G. Shabaev* Novosibirsk State Technical University 20 K. Marx Av., Novosibirsk, 630073, Russia Received 15.06.2016, received in revised form 07.07.2016, accepted 29.08.2016 Analytical verb-building (as a grammatical component of a language) is viewed as a typical characteristic feature of modern English language structure. <...> Analytical derivation is equivalent to morphological word-building by its function (lexical component of a language). <...> Analytical lexeme formation in four structure groups is shortly discussed in the paper presented. <...> Problems of the Analytical Lexemes The adoption of analytical system which replaced previously existed synthetic system has influenced lexical and grammar subsystems of the English language very much. <...> Within lexical system analytical aspect has mostly manifested itself in analytical derivation as opposed to inflectional and word-building synthetic derivation. <...> Analytical word-building (grammar component of a language) is now viewed as a typical characteristic of modern English language structure. <...> Analytical derivation is equivalent to word-building by its function (lexical component of a language). <...> Verb Nomination in the English Language: Analytical Lexemes to form such words adjective old + nouns man, boy, woman, chap, fellow, time, days, age, stuff, clothes, etc. or verbs be, get, grow, make, etc. are used (Plotkin, 1989, p. 199-204). <...> There are numerous examples of the difference in lexical derivation between the Russian and the English languages; there are no one-word equivalents of Russian synthetic derivates, including numerous verbs with prefixes (like взлететь) in the English language. <...> The reason is that in the structure of the English language weak synthetic derivation is balanced by profound analytical derivation. <...> It can be one-word or multi-word (analytical). <...> When studying analytical verb lexemes we need to differentiate between their semantic and syntactic structure. <...> Thus, we cannot rely on semantic properties and relations between components of a lexeme when defining the character of syntactic ties between them. <...> They combine (according to some standard models) two components performing different functions – the main <...>