CLASSIFICATION OF INTERROGATIVES IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

In world linguistics, research on the theory of interrogatives within the framework of language levels is mainly based on the lexical features of interrogative pronouns. Although significant progress has been made in studying the role and significance of the lexical and semantic layer of language units, a comparative typological study of interrogative words as verbal means in Uzbek and English clarifies their semantic essence at the syntactic level. In traditional grammar, sentences formed with the participation of interrogative signs, linguistic interrogative units, or verbalizers are called interrogative sentences. There are several approaches of world linguists to the theory of research of interrogative sentences, which consider it partially important to observe the process of using interrogative verbalizers as verbal means in the essence of the interrogative sentence, in particular, in the process of expressing the purpose of the speaker to get some information from the listener.