SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF TENSEIN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
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Key words: time, tense category, consciousness, contradictory perspectives, grammatical, linguistics, phenomenon.Abstract
The article discusses tense as a universal aspect within linguistics. It highlights how tense is a fundamental concept across various disciplines, including natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Time, being integral to every facet of human life, influences all activities—whether they involve movement, change, life, action, or thought. Despite the undeniable experience of time as an objective phenomenon, its conceptualization in philosophy and science has led to diverse and sometimes contradictory perspectives and conclusions. And also current paper examines how the usage of 13 different verb tense forms is influenced by two factors: the type of text and the semantics of the verb.
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