HOZIRGI ZAMON INGLIZ TILIDAGI JAMLIK VA PARTITIVLIKNI IFODALOVCHI OTLARNING SHAKLLARI VA MA’NOSI
This article investigates the historical development of collective and partitive nouns in the English language as well as their semantic, morphological, and functional features. The study provides a diachronic analysis of the formation and evolution of collective nouns in Old English, Middle English, and Modern English periods. Special attention is paid to collective nouns formed with French-derived suffixes in English. The article also examines the use of singular nouns in collective meanings as a result of metonymic semantic transfer.
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