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The article analyzes one of the topics of linguistics-the construction of words denoting the similarities of the Uzbek and English languages. Due to the fact that English is widely used in Uzbekistan, as in various other countries, it would be essential to analyze the above and find differences and overlapping facets in their grammar. What first stands out in this article is the clarification of the similarity of the construction of words among themselves. This article will be useful for students, as after reading it, it will be much easier and clearer to perceive languages.
{"references": ["1. Azim Hojiyev \" O'zbek tili so'z yasalishi\" \"O'qituvchi\" 1989 2. N. Turniyozov, A.Rahimov \"O'zbek tili\" 2020 3. Ginzburg \"A course in Modern Lexicology\", Moscow High School, 1976. 4. Khoshimkulova M. \"Affixation as a major type of word formation\" 2016 Shavkat Sharopov \"A comparative study of the role of suffixes in the English and Uzbek languages\" 2019"]}
affixes, word-formation, prefix, suffix
affixes, word-formation, prefix, suffix
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