COGNITIVE DESCRIPTION OF WORD ORDER IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Abstract

This article discusses the cognitive description of word order in English and Uzbek languages. Word order is considered one of the essential syntactic phenomena that reflects not only grammatical structures but also human cognitive processes and communicative intentions. The study analyzes similarities and differences between English and Uzbek word order systems from a cognitive linguistic perspective. Particular attention is given to how speakers organize information, emphasize meaning, and express communicative purposes through sentence structure. The article also examines the influence of culture and mentality on syntactic organization in both languages