The role of the conjunctions in the development of the Uzbek language syntax

Abstract

The use of grammatical forms specific to other systems’ languages in the language, their syntactic formulas specific to that language, and how they express different meaningful relationships to that language remains relevant. One of these grammatical forms is the suffix.This article explores the history of the use of the chun link, its role in the development of the Uzbek language, based on the achievements of modern linguistics. In particular, the linker has formulated both the dictative and the subjective (modus) expressions, and the expressive meaning has been used as a dependent component of the sentence. It has been revealed that subordinate expressions express meaningful relationships such as cause, time, condition, and likeness, and when subjective content is used as a complementary sentence. Also, the ability of the binder to be able to be used in the sentence, between different parts of the sentence, is another indication of this. This problem has been studied in terms of the grammatical content of the sentence, that is, from the perspective of the communicative aspect of syntax.The analyzed language materials clarify the development of the syntactic structure of the Uzbek language and serve as a source for its study. The conclusions and the scientific bases provided help to properly understand the meaning of the chun//chu, which is found in modern Uzbek translations of classical and modern Persian literature.