SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES IN THE USE OF MODAL WORDS IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
Keywords:
modal, affirmative, independent clauses, undoubtedly, conditional, syntactically, categories.Abstract
In this article, we examined the intricate and comprehensive category of
modality in both the Uzbek and English languages, delving into its unique features and
functions. Modality, a linguistic concept that conveys the speaker's attitude towards the
likelihood, necessity, permission, or ability related to an action or state, is manifested
differently in these two languages.
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