ANALYSIS OF CONDITIONAL SENTENCE STRUCTURES IN LINGUISTICS: Toshkent xalqaro moliyaviy boshqaruv va texnalogiyalar universiteti, “ Xorijiy filologiya” kafedrasi, Professor v.v.b., PhD Tuxtaxodjayeva Nargiza Akmalovna taqrizi ostida

Soatova Shoira Bahodir qizi

Authors

Soatova Shoira Bahodir qizi Teacher of Foreign philology department, Tashkent International Financial Management and Technologies University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan Author

Keywords:

stylistic figure, chiasmus, French language, Uzbek language, comparative analysis, linguistics, rhetorical devices, literary language, stylistics, analysis.

Abstract

This paper examines the non-marked case of conditional sentences, focusing on the structure "if A, B" and its various interpretations. Unlike explicitly marked conditionals, the non-marked case requires contextual inference to determine the type of logical connection between antecedent and consequent. Through transformation and syntactic modifications, we analyze necessary, sufficient, and insufficient conditionals, highlighting their distinctive features. Additionally, we explore how Uzbek linguistic structures express conditional and subjunctive moods, emphasizing the role of affixes such as -sa and modal constructions like "qani endi" and "koshki." The study illustrates how different languages manage conditionals and subjunctive expressions, underscoring both syntactic and semantic challenges in formalizing these structures.

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