Dilfuza Saiidyrakhimova 1*,Masturakhan Sharipova

Conclusion 
Thus, the analysis of the paradigm of degrees of 
comparison in the studied languages shows that in 
the compared languages one can find isomorphic 
and allomorphic features in the way of expressing 
comparativeness. Thus, in English there are two 
suffixes-markers of adjectives comparison degrees: 
-er and -est, the role of which, apparently, is 
decreasing, since they are limited by the structural 

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framework of words and are increasingly being 
replaced by analytical correlates more and most. In 
the Kyrgyz language, in addition to the affix - raak, 
there are case affixes (affixes of the original case - 
dan and dative case - ga), forming the name - the 
object of comparison and derivational affixes. 
With regard to the grammatical categories they are 
expressing, adjectives in the languages under 
consideration 
differs 
significantly. 
Russian 
adjectives have an ability to agree with the noun 
they define in gender, number and case, while 
English and Kyrgyz adjectives are similar neither 
in gender, nor in number. 
 
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