LANGUAGE STRUCTURE: KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
Keywords:
Key words: Sentence Order, Morphology and Grammar, Gender and Grammatical Categories, Pronouns and Word Classes, Intonation and MeaningAbstract
Abstract
This article presents a comprehensive contrastive analysis of the fundamental
structural differences between English and Uzbek. It systematically explores
divergences across phonological, morphological, and syntactic levels, highlighting
how their distinct typological classifications lead to profoundly different grammatical
and expressive systems. The analysis aims to provide insights for linguists, language
educators, and learners by outlining the core challenges and unique features
encountered when navigating these two distinct linguistic frameworks.
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partner: Connections to peer competence. Sex Roles,
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