نبذة مختصرة : The theoretical concept presented in the book by R. Mrazek "Comparative syntax of Slavonic standard languages" (Brno, 1990) is considered, against the background of other grammatical teachings. Concepts such as types of predicates, semantic function, types of participants, syntactic derivation are analyzed. The relationship between semantic and formal criteria for the classification of syntactic models is considered. The role of R. Mrazek's monograph in the development of syntactology over the past 30 years is shown, as well as new phenomena and trends in the grammatical structure of the Slavonic languages are noted. The tendencies towards compression and colloquialization of phrases associated with the influence of colloquial speech are demonstrated. The facts of devaluation of inflection and an increase in the use of syntactic words are noted, which indicate movement of the grammatical system of Slavonic languages towards analytism. ; The theoretical concept presented in the book by R. Mrazek "Comparative syntax of Slavonic standard languages" (Brno, 1990) is considered, against the background of other grammatical teachings. Concepts such as types of predicates, semantic function, types of participants, syntactic derivation are analyzed. The relationship between semantic and formal criteria for the classification of syntactic models is considered. The role of R. Mrazek's monograph in the development of syntactology over the past 30 years is shown, as well as new phenomena and trends in the grammatical structure of the Slavonic languages are noted. The tendencies towards compression and colloquialization of phrases associated with the influence of colloquial speech are demonstrated. The facts of devaluation of inflection and an increase in the use of syntactic words are noted, which indicate movement of the grammatical system of Slavonic languages towards analytism.
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