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IJDIIE Volume: 01 Issue: 05 | December 2020
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to form. For example, the ways of expressing gender in English and Uzbek. As we know that there 
are not any affixes or specific pronouns and words for describing gender in Uzbek while in English 
language we use pronouns, affixes (waiter-waitress) and words (gentlemen, ladies) in order to 
address person’s gender.
CONCLUSION 
This paper is aimed at indicating definition of Comparative Typology, its classification, types 
and its sybsystems. It should be mentioned that Comparative Typology is paramount in the process 
of comparing languages. In the process of comparing them, some factors should be taken into 
account. By the help of these factors, comparison process is ameliorated. According to some 
scientists, languages are classified according to their structure as well as functions. Moreover, 
process of classification requires sybstems of Comparative typology. It should be stated that every 
typoligists are required to know essential tasks of Comparative typology. Because these tasks give 
chance them to conduct comparative analysis of languages efficiently.
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