THE DIFFERENCE OF THE SENTENCE STRUCTURE BETWEEN ENGLISH/RUSSIAN/UZBEK LANGUAGE

Abstract

  Annotation: This article explores the fundamental syntactic differences in sentence structure among English, Russian, and Uzbek languages. Each language represents a distinct linguistic family: English (Germanic), Russian (Slavic), and Uzbek (Turkic). By analyzing these differences, the study aims to provide insights into comparative grammar and assist language learners and linguists in understanding cross-linguistic syntactic patterns. The article includes a literature review, methodological framework, comparative findings, and pedagogical implications.