This article is devoted to the perceptive verbs in the language and their indispensable peculiarities in the language. Perceptive verbs are considered as pole semantic verbs in English, which have more than one unique meaning
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| 1 | Yalgosheva M.O. | Master student | e Department of Foreign Languages, Chirchik State Pedagogical Institute of Tashkent Region |
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