A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE STRUCTURAL-SEMANTIC PECULIARITIES OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK PHRASES

This article presents a comparative analysis of the structural-semantic peculiarities inherent in English and Uzbek phrases. The study employs a comprehensive linguistic approach to explore the syntactic and semantic intricacies of phrases in both languages, aiming to identify similarities, differences, and underlying patterns. The investigation involves a corpus-based examination of diverse phrase types, shedding light on how linguistic and cultural factors contribute to variations in phrase construction. By delving into the intricate interplay of syntax and semantics, this comparative study enriches our understanding of the linguistic landscapes of English and Uzbek, offering valuable insights for linguists, language educators, and researchers