THE STUDY OF COMPLEX COMPOUND SENTENCES IN UZBEK LINGUISTICS

Abstract

This article analyzes complex sentences, particularly the structural-semantic features of complex syntactic constructions with equal components and their role in speech. It examines coordination and subordination relations between simple sentences, as well as the role of conjunctions and particles as derivational operators. Special attention is given to adversative conjunctions, the phenomenon of the double operator, appositive constructions, and processes of syntactic derivation. The article shows that the parts of a complex sentence are connected not only semantically but also structurally and pragmatically, and their interpretation is considered within the framework of microtext theory