GRAMMATICAL FEATURES OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK ADJECTIVES AND ASPECTS OF THEIR TEACHING

• Axmedov Yokubjon Urolovich

  Unversity of business and science

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This article explores the grammatical features of adjectives in English and Uzbek languages through a comparative lens. It highlights key similarities and differences in their structure and usage, emphasizing the pedagogical implications for bilingual language instruction. The study is grounded in linguistic theories and proposes effective teaching methodologies based on contrastive analysis, contextual practice, and interactive learning. The findings aim to assist educators in developing targeted strategies to enhance adjective acquisition among language learners.

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