Gender use of word-sentences

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This article is devoted to the gender features of word-sentences, separated as special parts of speech in the Uzbek language. Studying the word-sentences in Uzbek language from gender aspect discovers peculiarities of usage in speech system units. In Uzbek linguistics, word-sentences are studied by a number of scientists. Including R. Bobokalonov studied them under the concept of semantic-functional formed word-sentences.

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