PRAGMALINGUISTIC FEATURES OF PASSIVE CONSTRACTIONS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

This Article Examines The Pragmalinguistic Features Of Passive Constructions In English And Uzbek, Analyzing How Each Language Utilizes Passive Voice To Reflect Social, Cultural, And Communicative Norms. While Both Languages Employ Passive Forms For Emphasis, Formality, And Subject Omission, The Frequency And Context Of Usage Differ Significantly. By Comparing Structural And Functional Aspects, The Study Highlights How Passive Constructions Are Shaped Not Only By Grammar But Also By Pragmatic Needs Such As Politeness, Indirectness, And Topicalization. The Findings Are Based On Contrastive Analysis Using Authentic Textual Sources From Media, Literature, And Formal Discourse.