COGNITIVE-PRAGMATIC STUDY OF MODAL WORDS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK
Keywords:
Cognitive research, pragmatic analysis, modal terms, English and Uzbek language, semantics, meaning, linguistics, cultural context, cognitive linguistics, communicative aim, language logic, modal functions, and contextual influence.Abstract
Studying the pragmatic and cognitive properties of modal words in Uzbek and English is the goal of this project. The study examines the many purposes and interpretations of modal terms in two languages, highlighting contextual and cultural variations. In language learning and cross-cultural communication, this approach aids in determining the role of modal words.
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