Published June 16, 2023
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CLASSIFICATION OF DISCOURSE ACCORDING TO DISCIPLINE
- 1. Teacher of Fergana State University
- 2. student of Ferghana State University
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This article deals with the classifications of discourse, their discipline, function and as well as purpose with examples.
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