Expression of Comparative Relation through Compound Sentence without Conjunctions in the Uzbek and English Languages
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https://doi.org/10.51699/ijcm.v11i.149Keywords:
Comparative meaning, composite sentence, compound sentence, conjunctions, semicolon and commaAbstract
The article gives information on the type of sentence in comparison in Uzbek and English languages. This sentence is connected by tone using comma and is given as separate type of composite sentence in Uzbek. Whereas it is connected by semicolon and is referred as compound sentence in English.
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