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| Open Access | ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGE SEMANTICS OF PERFECTIVE ASPECT
Imamov Navruz Pattakulovich , Independent Researcher of Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, department of "English Philology"Abstract
This article refers to the aspect of completion and the concept of an integral endpoint, the verbs of activity and state are complete because they do not encode any endpoint, and the verbs of doing and succeeding are complete because they are endpoints.
Keywords
aspect, temporality, aspectuality, deictic, aspectual meaning, observation point, perfective, morphological component, semantic component.
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