LINGVOGENDER FEATURES OF COMPLEX SENTENCES WITH A PARENTHESIZED INSERTIONAL COMPONENT AS A LINGVOGENDER ELEMENT IN ENGLISH, UZBEK AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES

The article addresses one of the lesser-explored issues in the theory of complex sentences with a parenthetical inserted clause (CSPIC), specifically their linguo-genderological features in modern English, Uzbek, and Russian. In particular, it identifies and explores the genderological properties of CSPIC as linguo-genderemes in the speech of representatives of the masculine and feminine genders. As a result, a new taxonomy of the complex sentences under investigation is developed, revealing their isomorphic and allomorphic characteristics, as well as the factors that influence these differences.