SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURE IN TWO DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

Abstract

Annotation: This article presents a comparative analysis of the morphological structures of English and Uzbek languages. It highlights similarities and differences in areas such as affixation, derivational morphology, word order, inflectional morphology, grammatical gender, and case marking. While both languages exhibit affixation and derivational morphology, they diverge in word order, inflectional morphology complexity, presence of grammatical gender, and extent of case marking. This annotation serves as a concise overview of the main points covered in the article, offering insights into the richness and complexity of language diversity.