The Importance of Linguistic-Syntactic Pattern Annotation and Corpus Creation in the Uzbek Language

Abstract

This article highlights the system of existing linguistic-syntactic patterns (LSP) in the Uzbek language, their role in sentence construction, and the linguistic and technological significance of the markup (annotation) process. If a sentence, as the main unit of communication in language, is a syntactic structure completed in terms of content, purpose, and intonation, then LSQ is an abstract pattern of phrases that form a sentence. The article shows ways to deeply study the morphological, syntactic, and semantic features of LSQs by dividing them into components, marking them with tags, and creating an individual corpus.