СOMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE VERBALIZERS OF THE LINGUOCULTURAL CONCEPT OF “TIME” IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK

Abstract

Since ancient times, the concept of time has attracted the interest of researchers in a variety of scientific fields: physics, philosophy, psychology, linguistics. In linguistics, there are two types of tense: grammatical and nominative. Grammatical tense is expressed by verb forms. The grammatical category of time (tense) in linguistics can be correlated, as a rule, with the general scientific concept of time (time), in which the past and present are dichotomously opposed to each other. Most natural languages are represented with a three-member grammatical opposition “present - past - future”. This applies, in particular, to Germanic and Romance Slavic languages.