Verb predicates  play a significant role in the grammar. One of our primary motivations for doing so was to avoid arbitrary lexical stipulations on each verb that could potentially occur in the construction. Through an analysis of linguistic structures, lexical items, and expressive devices, this study seeks to identify common patterns and variations in the expression of emotions across languages. Therefore it is worthwhile to see how much can be accounted for in a principled way by paying close attention to semantic constraints.

This article delves into the realm of pragmatics, a branch of linguistics focused on the relationship between language and context, and its significance in literary analysis through speech act theory. It outlines the foundational aspects of pragmatics, drawing on the contributions of scholars such as E.S. Aznaurova and J.K. Adams, who stress the role of context and communicative conditions in language interpretation. The historical origins of pragmatic study are traced back to ancient rhetoric, highlighting early considerations of effective communication. Central to the discussion is speech act theory, introduced by J.L. Austin and expanded by John Searle, which differentiates between locutionary, illocutionary, and perlocutionary acts in language. This theoretical framework is applied to literature, illustrating how speech acts within narratives extend beyond conveying information to actively shaping the story and influencing reader engagement. The article argues for the importance of pragmatics in providing a richer comprehension of literary texts, positioning language as a dynamic force in the construction of meaning and social interaction within narratives.

In this article, Gafur Ghulam's smaller two-part essays "Hoki Musallo" and "Takhti Safar" in the formation of the plot, the importance of the journey, the travel route, the unique skills of the author, his attitude to reality are combined in a single object, the sorting of facts according to the chosen route, their one or it is mentioned that the emphasis of this edge is clarified in the conclusion and assessment of the author.

Toponyms, or place names, play a pivotal role in Russian philology, serving as linguistic artifacts that reflect the rich tapestry of Russian history, culture, and geography. This article delves into the significance of toponyms in Russian language and literature, examining their etymology, semantic nuances, and cultural connotations. Through a multidisciplinary lens encompassing linguistics, history, and cultural studies, we explore the intricate interplay between toponyms and the broader Russian literary tradition. Furthermore, we discuss the methodologies employed in the study of toponyms and their implications for understanding Russian identity and heritage.

This article examines the concept of state aspect and holistic endpoint, action and state verbs are incomplete rather than complete, they do not encode any endpoint, and the verbs to do and succeed are complete because they are endpoints. Temporary instruments also serve to preserve the content of individual scenes, events as a whole, and completeness.

This article discusses language as a means of collecting and storing information. At the same time, phraseological units are the most autonomous, convenient and effective tool. Thanks to the artistic content of proverbs and sayings, which are considered phraseological units, our speech becomes fluent and beautiful. These units contain folk wisdom rooted in the ancient past. Phraseological units are a reflection of the culture and traditions belonging to a particular people, showing us good and evil.

One of the main tasks today is to convey the spiritual and material heritage that has been handed down from our ancestors for centuries to the present generation, and to research them on a scientific basis. The only scientific way to historically study any language phenomenon is to identify similarities, differences and innovations between the two based on primary sources and comparing the language of written monuments. Alisher Navoi's works such as "Tarihi anbiyo va hukamo" and "Tarihi muluki Ajam" are among such unique works. This article provides detailed information about the relation of Turkic lexemes used in the above-mentioned works to the period of the ancient Turkic language.

This study examines the pivotal role played by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in empowering tribal communities and fostering development in Purulia District, West Bengal. Through a comprehensive case study approach, the research investigates the diverse interventions, strategies, and impacts of NGOs working towards tribal upliftment in the region. Drawing upon qualitative data from interviews, field observations, and document analysis, the study sheds light on the multifaceted contributions of NGOs in addressing socio-economic disparities, promoting education, healthcare, sustainable livelihoods, and cultural preservation among tribal populations. Furthermore, the study explores the challenges and opportunities encountered by NGOs in their efforts to empower tribes, offering insights into effective practices and strategies for sustainable tribal development.

This article examines the depiction of characters in the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan, with a focus on both gender and Greek mythology. The analyses aim to find out how Riordan portrays his characters regarding gender stereotypes, and how he has adapted Greek mythological figures to fit into a narrative in the 21st century. It has been identified how The Percy Jackson books take place in a world where Greek mythology is real. By using gender theory and discussing women’s role in Ancient Greek society, the analyses and discussion can provide a broader view of the representation shown in Riordan’s books.

The evolution of modern language teaching and learning can be traced back to the 20th century, a time when travel by land, sea, and air became more accessible to a larger portion of the population. Initially limited to Europe and North America, travel eventually expanded globally, allowing people from all continents to explore foreign lands. This accessibility marked a departure from the exclusive domain of pilgrims, explorers, and the wealthy, making foreign travel achievable for the majority in developed nations. Additionally, advancements such as the discovery of electricity and wireless communication facilitated global contact, irrespective of geographical location or occupation. In this article, will look at early language learning and language teaching approaches.

Culture is a dynamic and multifaceted aspect of society that shapes individuals' beliefs, behaviors, and interactions. At the core of cultural dynamics are cultural codes, which serve as symbolic systems that convey shared meanings and values within a community. The influence of cultural codes on society is profound and far-reaching, impacting various facets of social life, including communication, norms, traditions, and identity. This article explores the intricate relationship between cultural codes and society, delving into how these codes shape perceptions, attitudes, and social structures. By examining the role of cultural codes in societal development and cohesion, we aim to uncover the profound impact of culture on the collective consciousness and functioning of communities.

This article discusses the peculiarities of the manifestation of botanical terms in Latin and Uzbek languages. We have acquainted with the appearance of the expression of phytonym and our great thinkers, who classified and described medicinal plants and their properties. We have tried to study and reveal the components of medicinal plants.

This article provides an understanding of household lexemes used in the works of Alisher Navoi. Information is given on which language the household lexemes used in Alisher Navoi's works are taken from, whether they are native or borrowed. Examples are given of whether the used household lexemes are used or not used in the current Uzbek literary language. The language from which household lexemes were acquired is shown in percentages.

Proverbs are examples of creativity that have preserved the values of the local people over the centuries. In these samples, naturally, lexemes that belong to one nation do not appear in another nation. This article shows the use of non-alternative vocabulary and their meaning.

In this article, views on the history of the study of units related to the auxiliary group in world and Uzbek linguistics are analyzed, and the compounds included in the scope of this group, taken as the object of research, have been studied since the earliest times.

Alisher Navoi Traditional ceremonies in each of the "Khamsa" epics are given against the background of seven planets. Why exactly seven planets? Because this number is the most famous of the magical numbers, especially in the East, it is highly revered. While giving information about the origin of this number and its connection with the planets, S. Hasanov explains in connection with the religious beliefs of the Sumerians who lived south of Babylon. In the literature, the interpretation of the Sumerians as the ancestors of the peoples of Central Asia is common. In the "Gilgamesh" epic, which is considered to be an example of the creativity of this people, the harmony of seven as a sacred number is considered as one of the important images.

Famous nouns, by their nature, are extremely stable, less variable material of the language that can be transferred to other languages without translation. Due to this feature, famous nouns are the most reliable evidence for scientific research from a historical, linguistic and rhetorical point of view. This article talks about the onomastic units used in the poetry of the Uzbek poet Shavkat Rahman.

Emotiveness is an essential aspect of language that plays a significant role in how we express and communicate our feelings and emotions. It adds depth and richness to our interactions, allowing us to connect with others on a more profound level. Exploring the ways in which emotiveness is represented in different languages provides valuable insights into the cultural and societal norms of a particular community. In this article, I will examine the metaphorical representation of emotiveness in English and Karakalpak languages, highlighting the similarities and differences between the two linguistic systems and how they shape the expression of emotions. By delving into the metaphorical nuances of these languages, we aim to gain a deeper understanding of how emotions are conveyed and interpreted across different cultures.

Sharaf Rashidov, a prominent figure in Uzbek literature, has left an indelible mark on world literature through his profound works. This article delves into the literary contributions of Rashidov and examines their impact on the global literary landscape. Through a comprehensive analysis of his themes, styles, and influences, this study sheds light on Rashidov's significance in world literature.

The usage of computer training programs in education has grown in popularity in the current digital era. One of the most innovative and technologically advanced methods for teaching and learning languages is the use of computer training programs, particularly when it comes to enhancing the chances of achieving language pedagogy's goals. These days, a growing number of academics and industry experts understand the value of utilizing diverse computer training programs in the process of teaching and learning languages. This article offer a wide range of benefits for both students and teachers, making them an essential tool in modern classrooms. Further, the study provides definitions of some important terms that related to computer training programs such as AI (Artificial intelligence) and explores some activities and stages of the lesson for using computer training programs in English lessons.

This article talks about the influence of the period on literature, literary changes in the process of this influence, news. The concept of metaphorical thinking has been studied separately from the concept of metaphor. The role and essence of metaphorical thinking is revealed in poetry.

The problem of business communication has been relevant and in demand at all times. Since the emergence of joint activity and the need for people to agree among themselves to get the desired result, the question of the effectiveness of communication has arisen. What is a person in the process of communication? Can people live and create together? Do they really do nothing but prick each other like hugging porcupines, as A. Schopenhauer believed, and exterminate themselves by exchanging exhaled nitrogen in communication, as P. Y. Chaadaev claimed? Or, as D. S. Likhachev believed, by communicating, people create each other, become better, wiser? These questions have been topical for many years, and there are as many answers as there are variants of human behavior in communicative activity.

In this article, the analysis of lexical-semantic relations, additional thoughts and comments on their types, general concepts of graduonymy, hyponymy, partonymy are analyzed with the help of examples.