STRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF THE CATEGORY OF TIME IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

Abstract

This study explores the structural aspects of the category of time in English and Uzbek, focusing on its linguistic and extralinguistic characteristics. The research delves into the role of temporal semantics, grammatical structures, and cultural contexts in the conceptualization and expression of time in both languages. Key findings reveal that temporal marker in English and Uzbek exhibit both similarities and unique features, reflecting cultural perspectives on time. The article highlights the relationship between temporal markers, aspectual semantics, and their pragmatic functions in linguistic contexts. These findings contribute to a deeper understanding of how time is represented linguistically across diverse cultures.