FUNCTIONAL-SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX SENTENCES WITHOUT CONJUNCTIONS IN MODERN KARAKALPAK LANGUAGE

The article explores the structure and meaning of complex sentences in the Karakalpak language that do not use conjunctions. It aims to understand how these sentences are constructed and how they convey meaning without traditional conjunctions. The analysis involves examining the syntactic structure of these sentences and identifying the different types of clauses and their relationship within the sentence. It also involves analyzing the semantic roles and relationships expressed within these sentences, such as cause-effect, condition, purpose, or concession. According to the result of the research, this research area is valuable for deepening our understanding of language structure and usage in the modern Karakalpak language.