QUALIFICATIVE FORMS OF INTERROGATIVE MEANS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Abstract

In linguistics, interrogative syntaxes, which express the quality of objects or phenomena in the form of a component, mainly have a qualifying feature, and in the semantic field have the characteristics of stativity, quantization, locativity, and a number of other non-categorical features. Syntactic-semantic signs, as a rule, are also manifested in two categorical signs, in particular, in the combination of substantiality and qualificative signs.