A LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF  GRAMMAR IN LANGUAGE CHANGE

Akramova Gulira'no Akmal qizi; Abduramanova Diana Valerevna

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Akramova Gulira'no Akmal qizi ##default.groups.name.author##
Abduramanova Diana Valerevna ##default.groups.name.author##

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Keywords: Grammar, language change, grammaticalization, analogy, language contact, sociolinguistics, linguistic evolution, historical linguistics, cognitive constraints, technological impact.

Abstrak

Grammar serves as the structural foundation of language, playing a crucial role in both facilitating communication and driving linguistic evolution. This article examines the mechanisms of grammatical change, including grammaticalization, analogy, and the impact of language contact. It also explores factors influencing grammatical transformations, such as sociolinguistic dynamics, cognitive constraints, and technological advancements. By analyzing historical examples like the shift from Old to Modern English and the development of Romance languages from Latin, the study highlights how grammar evolves to meet the changing needs of speakers. Understanding these processes offers valuable insights into the continuous adaptation of language over time.

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