This article analyzes the verbalization of the time category in the English and Uzbek languages. The study examines how time is expressed in English through auxiliary verbs and in Uzbek through affixes. In English, time is expressed in forms such as simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous, whereas in Uzbek, time categories are expressed through suffixes. The article also discusses the similarities and differences between the two language systems. Understanding the time category in both English and Uzbek is crucial for students in their language learning process.

This article highlights the importance of studying the associative field in modern linguistics today. It is known that a person perceives, understands and feels being through language. Words form certain groups in our minds. To understand their meaning, it is necessary to understand that each group is essence, the words in it are knowledge expressed through reality, meanings. In linguistics, a language like this is seen as an association to the Union of units according to their formative or logical-semantic sign. The idea of the subject and the word cannot be understood separately from each other.