The Category Of Quantitativeness In Modern Linguistics
Karimova Shakhloza Boyquzi Qizi , Teacher Of The Department Of The English Language, Faculty Of Foreign Languages, Fergana State University, Fergana, Republic Of UzbekistanAbstract
The article under discussion depicts the issues of the category of quantitativeness in modern linguistics. The author of the article examines separate parts of speech representing quantitative semantics and describes general categorical properties of quantification as a grouping of lexico-grammatical units of the natural language. Particular attention is paid to numerals and their pragmatic possibilities.
Keywords
The category of quantitativeness, quantity, multitude, linguistics, parameters, a mental phenomenon, explore
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