SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF CASE  IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Teacher of Navoi  state Pedagogical institute English Language and Literature faculty Sharipova Bahora Odiljonovna Student of English language and literature faculty Aktamova Sabina Murodjon qizi

Authors

Teacher of Navoi state Pedagogical institute English Language and Literature faculty Sharipova Bahora Odiljonovna Student of English language and literature faculty Aktamova Sabina Murodjon qizi

Abstract

This article examines the case systems of English and Uzbek, two languages with distinct approaches to marking grammatical relationships. While English primarily relies on word order and prepositions, Uzbek employs extensive case endings. The analysis explores similarities and differences in the use and formation of cases in both languages, shedding light on their respective linguistic structures.

Keywords: Case systems, English, Uzbek, grammatical relationships, word order, prepositions, case endings, linguistic structures.