COMPARATIVE GRAMMAR OF UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES: STRUCTURE, CATEGORY AND EXPRESSION OF MEANING

Abstract

This article studies the morphological and syntactic systems of the Uzbek and English languages ​​on the basis of comparative analysis. The purpose of the study is to identify similarities and differences in the grammatical structure of the two languages. The article analyzes grammatical features such as agglutinative and analytic language models, tense and aspect categories, as well as the agreement system and word order based on scientific sources. The results of the analysis show the dominance of morphological means in the Uzbek language, and syntactic means in the English language. Grammatical features such as agglutinative and analytic language models, tense and aspect categories, agreement and word order are highlighted based on scientific sources.