Ministry of higher and secondary special education of the republic uzbekistan state world languages university

Non-communicative
. 
The Communicative utterances are in their turn divided into 3 groups: 
I. 
Utterances 
regularly 
eliciting 
“oral” 
responses 
only: 
greetings
,
calls
,
questions
. 
II. Utterances regularly eliciting "action" responses, sometimes accompanied 
by one of alimited list of oral responses: 
requests
or 
commands
. 
III. Utterances regularly eliciting conventional signals of attention to 
continuous discoursestatements. 
L.Barkhudarov
compares source (kernel) 
sentences with their transforms, he distinguishes 
several types of sentences from their structural 
view-point. His classification willrepresent binary 
oppositions where the unmarked member is the 
source kernel sentence andmarked one is the 
transformed sentence. 
The most important oppositions within the 
limits of simple sentences are the followingtwo: 
1. Imperative (request) and non-imperative 
sentences. 
2. Elliptical and non-elliptical sentences. 
Summarizing the issue about the classification of sentences in the English 
language, wecan say that this can be done from different points of view. But the 
most important criteria so areas follows: 
1. The criterion of the structure of sentences. 
2. The criterion of the aim of the speaker. 
3. The criterion of the existence of all parts of the sentence. 

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From the point of view of the first criterion, sentences fall under two 
subtypes: 
simple
and 
composite
.The difference between them is in the fact that 
simple sentences have one primary predication in their structure while composite 
ones have more than one. 
According to the criterion of the aim of the speaker, sentences fall under