01501nas a2200121   4500008004100000245015900041210012700200300001100327490000600338520094500344100003101289856005901320       1983                        eng d00aБългарски еквиваленти на руските инфинитивни конструкции, означаващи невъзможност0 aБългарски еквиваленти на руските инфинитивни конструкции означав  a5–150 v83 aInfinitival clauses with the meaning of impossibility are one of the most frequent semantic variants of this simple clause type in Russian. The meaning of impossibility is formed by combining the terminative aspect of the independent infinitive with the negative particle не ‘no’. The lack of the infinitive in Bulgarian causes the occurrence of various means of expressing the Russian infinitival clauses. The meaning of impossibility is expressed by a combination of the modal verb не мога (може) ‘can not’ + the да-construction or by shortened infinitive forms, by negative future forms, by a number of verbal nouns, by rhetorical questions, etc. The paper discusses some grammatical means of rendering this category in Bulgarian. The Bulgarian translation equivalents of the Russian infinitival clauses are analysed as regards their syntactic and semantic properties and their respective frequencies of occurrence.1 aНиколова, Анна  uhttp://www.scripta-bulgarica.eu/bg/biblio/nikolova1983