This article examines the main features and distinctive aspects of modern Uzbek syntax, focusing on the evolution of syntactic structures, the interaction between traditional grammatical categories and modern linguistic tendencies, and the influence of typological and communicative factors. Uzbek syntax, as a Turkic system, is characterized by agglutinative morphology, postpositional structure, and a relatively flexible but functionally motivated word order. In the context of globalization and digital communication, contemporary Uzbek shows significant syntactic dynamism, reflecting processes of language modernization, bilingual interference, and stylistic diversification. The study explores the peculiarities of sentence composition, syntactic parallelism, and pragmatic word order changes in modern Uzbek discourse.

Uzbek syntax, sentence structure, word order, typology, discourse, agglutination, communicative function, modern Uzbek language.

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