Expression of “Processivity” within English Motion Manner Meanings in Phonetic and Morphological Layers

Abstract

From the 19th century to the middle of the 20th century, linguistic phenomena in world linguistics were studied in terms of categorization, following in the footsteps of young grammarians. From the middle of the twentieth century, the grammatical approach began to acquire a system-structural essence. In modern linguistics, an anthropocentric approach to language phenomena is becoming a new trend. In English linguistics, which has gone through all the stages enumerated, the means of expressing motion manner have not yet been studied as a whole system. The means of manner expression at the phonetic, morphological, syntactic, and lexical levels have not been studied as a holistic functional-semantic field in English linguistics: stylistic meanings have also not been grouped. The article below takes a glance at motion manner meanings and their expressions at phonetic and morphological layers in a theoretical comparison with the Uzbek language. As well as meanings within “processivity” group are provided in a tabular form.