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SEMANTICS OF PERFECTIVE AND IMPERFECTIVE ASPECT

Imamov Navruz PattakulovichEnglish Philology"Samarkand State Institute of ForeignLanguages The Department of "English Philology", Uzbekistan, UzbekistanKarimova Munisa Yakhyoyevna

American Journal Of Philological Sciencesjournal2024en

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Abstract

This article examines the concept of state aspect and holistic endpoint, action and state verbs are incomplete rather than complete, they do not encode any endpoint, and the verbs to do and succeed are complete because they are endpoints. Temporary instruments also serve to preserve the content of individual scenes, events as a whole, and completeness.

Topics

Language, Metaphor, and Cognition Embodied and Extended Cognition Philosophy and Theoretical Science

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DOI: 10.37547/ajps/volume04issue03-03

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