Comparative analysis of adjectives in English and Uzbek languages
Yuldashev Sherzod RabbimkulovichSamarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, UzbekistanYakubov Fakhiriddin JurakulovichSamarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, UzbekistanOsmanov Mustafo TashtanovichEnglish language teacher , Samarkand branch of Tashkent State University of EconomyHakimov Halim NasimovichTeacher, Samarkand regional in-service and retraining center of public education staffRadjabov Jamol TogamurotovichSamarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, Uzbekistan
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Quality refers to the character of the horse and tells us what the horse is like.
 
 (what car?) - Yellow car.
 (what car?) - Small car.
 (What car?) - Strange car.
 (what car?) - Useless car.
 
 The words "yellow," "small," "strange," and "useless" above are called adjectives in grammar. There are 3 different levels of quality: normal level, comparative level and incremental level. Let's put the following three cars in three levels of goodness.
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