Syntaxes Representing Indefinite Pronouns Replacing the Kernel Predicate 1 (NP1)

Egamnazarov Qobil  Abdunazarovich

doi:10.47494/cajlpc.v2i10.222

Egamnazarov Qobil Abdunazarovich Independent researcher at the Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages

DOI: https://doi.org/10.47494/cajlpc.v2i10.222

Keywords: procedural, qualitative, meaningful semantics, external form, internal form, A. Khodzhiev, N. Chomsky, syntactic-semantic features

Abstract

In this article, the elements of uncertainty in the Uzbek speech device are analyzed in a semaphore. When analyzing speech components for syntax, first of all, categorical differential syntactic-semantic features, “procedural”, “qualifying”, “meaningful” semantics, as well as non-categorical differential syntactic-semantic features and their paradigmatic series are found definite.

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