COMPARISON OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ENGLISH AND UZBEK SENTENCE STRUCTURES
Keywords:
Key words. Subject-Object-Verb, strict word order, grammatical elements, Syntax and Word Order, Case Marking, Verb Conjugation, tense, aspect, mood, compare to many other languages.Abstract
Annotation: This article explores the fundamental disparities between English and Uzbek sentence structures, providing a comparative analysis of their syntactic patterns. Drawing insights from linguistic literature and scholarly research, the article delves into key aspects such as word order, case marking, verb conjugation, and noun phrases in both languages. Through a nuanced examination of these differences, the article seeks to enhance understanding of the unique grammatical features of English and Uzbek, shedding light on the diverse ways in which language shapes communication and expression.
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