Gradational Methods of Expressing Positive and Negative Emotions in Modern Uzbek Language

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This article is devoted to the gradational methods of expressing positive and negative emotions in the modern Uzbek language. Gradation in Uzbek linguistics refers to the gradual intensification or weakening of expression. The article analyzes the methods used to express the speaker’s emotions in the Uzbek language, as well as their differences and specific characteristics. It also examines how gradation is formed within each of these methods.

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10.37547/ijll/volume06issue05-12

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