Abstract
At present, there is no analysis of the errors in the acquisition of Chinese auxiliaries by Uzbek native speakers in Chinese academic circles. The research in this paper is still the first exploration. This paper firstly gives an overview of the general comparison between Chinese auxiliaries and Uzbek auxiliaries. There are auxiliary words in both Chinese and Uzbek, but their grammatical structures are quite different.Chinese auxiliaries are rich and diverse, and their usages are changeable. The same auxiliary word may have multiple usages
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