The study of grammatical meaning in Uzbek linguistics
Abstract
Today, studying the grammatical meaning in all linguistic and pragmatic factors is one of the important factors in providing the development of modern fields of rapidly developing linguistics, such as pragmatic linguistics, linguistic culture, ethnolinguistics and Psycholinguistics This study seeks to explore the grammatical meaning in Uzbek linguistics from the independence of the Republic.
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