ASPECTUAL PHASES EXPRESSED BY SEMANTIC UNITS

Manuchexr Saloxiddinov

doi:10.2024/gz456e73

Authors

Manuchexr Saloxiddinov Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, Teacher Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/gz456e73

Keywords:

resultativity, iterativity, multiplicativity, processuality, phase

Abstract

This article analyzes the aspectual phases expressed in English and Uzbek languages, highlighting that each semantic component has its own unique combination, and that the subject's activity or movement that is not directed towards any object has several distinctive variants. Furthermore, it focuses on the first of these semantic structures, which is considered the subject and its specific movement, emphasizing its expression of concepts such as beginning, duration, completion, multiplicity, and iterativity (repetitiveness).

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