COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF UZBEK AND TURKISH GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURES AS A BASIS FOR EFFECTIVE TURKISH LANGUAGE TEACHING METHODOLOGY
Keywords:
Comparative linguistics, grammatical structures, language teaching methodology, agglutination, vowel harmony, contrastive analysis.Abstract
This article examines the comparative grammatical structures of Uzbek and Turkish languages as a theoretical foundation for developing effective Turkish language teaching methodologies for Uzbek-speaking learners. The research demonstrates that pedagogical approaches which use structural parallels to teach different features of language will improve learning efficiency. The findings create contrastive linguistic frameworks which educators can use to teach Turkish in Uzbekistan's educational system.
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