Структура глагольных словосочетании со значением времени в английском и каракалпакском языках

This document appears to be the cover page and some introductory pages of a Master's dissertation written in both Uzbek/Karakalpak and English. The dissertation focuses on the structure of verb phrases expressing time in English and Karakalpak languages. It highlights the importance of comparative linguistics, the study of different language systems, and the application of these studies to language teaching. It also includes details about the candidate, supervisors, the dissertation's relevance, research methods, and an outline of the dissertation's structure. The table of contents outlines the areas discussed including the expression of time through verb phrases with and without prepositions.

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• Comparative Linguistics: The dissertation emphasizes the significance of comparative linguistics in understanding different language systems and improving language teaching methodologies. It highlights how comparing related and unrelated languages allows for a deeper understanding of their structures and specific characteristics.
• Verb Phrases Expressing Time: The core focus of the dissertation is the analysis of verb phrases that express time in both English and Karakalpak languages. It studies the structure of these phrases, including the use of prepositions and their equivalents. It also examines similarities and differences between English and Karakalpak in expressing time through verb phrases.
• Application to Language Teaching: The document suggests that the findings of the dissertation can be applied to practical language teaching. In particular, the comparison between English and Karakalpak will be useful for teachers of English in Karakalpakstan and for students learning these languages. The research contributes to improving methods and approaches in linguistics.
• Significance of prepositions and postpositions: The paper details how these grammatical devices play an important role in expressing temporal relations in both English (prepositions) and Karakalpak (postpositions), and investigates both how to categorize them, and how to establish equivalents between the two languages.