A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE STRUCTURE, FUNCTIONS, AND USAGE OF CONJUNCTIONS IN THE MODERN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES

This paper provides a thorough examination of conjunctions, focusing on their meanings, various types, and functions within the English and Uzbek languages. Conjunctions serve as essential components that connect words, phrases, clauses, or sentences in both spoken and written communication. Classified as one of the eight parts of speech in traditional grammar, conjunctions encompass several categories, including coordinating, subordinating, and correlative conjunctions. Additionally, the author investigates other noteworthy types of conjunctions that may enrich the reader's understanding of their role in language.