Linguistic and extra linguistic factors that have formed phonetic and grammatical structure of modern English

This article deals with one of the most essential theme in modern English language system. The article discusses the linguistic and extra linguistic factors that have impact on forming phonetic and grammatical structure of modern English. The essence of rethinking the meaning of the word lies in the fact that the name of one denotation extends to another, if their concepts are somewhat similar. In this case, the word continues to exist in its original form. A special place among the linguistic reasons for changing the meaning of a word is occupied by a shift in meaning based on the transfer of the name. The possibility of such a transfer lies in the very essence of the meaning of the word, namely in the flexible connection between its components such as concept and form.