TYPOLOGY OF EXPRESSIVE EMOTIONAL AND LINGUISTIC FEATURES

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The article deals with the problem of and emotional and causal units of the English and Uzbek languages. It justifies that the semantic meaning is based on the causative feature of the verb plays. KEYWORDS Emotional, Comparative, Interpret, Phenomenon, Express, inte-cialism, semantic, casual. INTRODUCTION comparative analysis of emotional units serves to disclose not only the way of expression in the One of the most important processes in the life style of languages spoken by languages but also the linguistic the human being is the speech. In the process of features of those languages. The typological structure speaking, there are emotional states, emotional of emotional lexicon is specific in each language being relations between individuals. Emotions have a studied [1, 15]. Emotional Lecture in English and Uzbek profound effect on a person's thoughts, feelings, and languages is fundamentally different from that of its actions. Therefore emotions are studied and studied in own structure and expression plan. various fields. Including psychology, linguistics and others. There are also many who consider If the emotionality of the subject is expressed through emotionalism as an integral phenomenon. Thus, the the emotions of a person, emotional relationships can Volume 02 Issue 11-2022 65 International Journal Of Literature And Languages (ISSN – 2771-2834) VOLUME 02 ISSUE 11 Pages: 65-69 SJIF IMPACT FACTOR (2021: 5. 705) (2022: 5. 705) OCLC – 1121105677 METADATA IF – 5.914 Publisher: Oscar Publishing Services Servi be regarded as an entity's emotions on an event, as 4) "No, Tatiana, darling, do not be silly .... I was teasing well as the emotions of the subject of the subject, him and the little one got angry "(J. Krantz, 45); while emotional emotionality can be interpreted as the 5) To have so insulted the Prince (J. Krantz, 32). behavior of a person in compulsory emotional state. Emotional emotions from the emotional marks, which In these examples, the subject is a person who has are the object of the analysis, have taken place. been exposed to an emotion to an object (subjected to Conservative emotions are often regarded as affecting a person as an object) and a psycho-emotional state the subject of the subject. Conservative emotionality because of a certain external influenza. There is a also has a negative and positive expression. Negative lexical semantic sense of the verbal terminology emotionality creates a situation where people are between the causative and the causative. The negative unloved (fear, anger, etc.). Syntactic explained "is an emotional response expressed in the examples is expeditionary syntactic object in the expression of evaluated as an outcome of a particular conversation. emotion as an object" [3, 201-218]. Behavioral structure has motif, purpose, object, process components. In English, there are many tokens, coincidences, thumb writing that express some emotionality, which It should be noted that the verbal emotional reaction expresses inte- cialism as well as an emotion that in the Uzbek language (particularly grief) has its own creates negative (positive and positive). Also, morphological form. Specifically, in the Uzbek emotional shortcomings that do not have intentional language, such as -it, -at, -ir, have the characteristic of intentions can be added to the group of verbs such as emotionally semantic expression. The verbs of the disgust, to sadden, to anger, to irritate. For example: class of the verbs of the verb relates to semantic meanings, such as evaluating the subject's feelings 1) Coburn's words had cheered him a little (J. Krantz, outside an object. For example: 193); 6) As a river flowed into the river, a few thousand In particular, negative emotions in English are people were wary of Nosirbek (P. Kadyrov, 165); characterized by the specificity of certain group verbs. This group of verbs can be frightened, to tease, to 7) Tears were frightening (old woman), frightened that dread, to horrify, to shame, to scare. Behavioral she would die, she did not affect Odomboy emotional responses constitute semantically (O'.Umarbekov, 32); microscopic and represent a negative and positive attitude of the subject to the addressee: 8) This question came from Babur (Primqul Kadyrov, 275); 2) Stash would not allow Francesca to set the pace, but brought her with infinite skill to an orgasm so stabbing, 9) This made the poorest people afraid and so victorious that it was frightened (J. Krantz, 25); intimidated, (O'.Umarbekov, 34). 3) I think we will stay well under it - I do not want to Based on the analysis in the English and Uzbek frighten Boris (J. Krantz, 37); languages, emotional verbs are derived from the Volume 02 Issue 11-2022 66 International Journal Of Literature And Languages (ISSN – 2771-2834) VOLUME 02 ISSUE 11 Pages: 65-69 SJIF IMPACT FACTOR (2021: 5. 705) (2022: 5. 705) OCLC – 1121105677 METADATA IF – 5.914 Publisher: Oscar Publishing Services Servi immediate repercussion