Abstract
The article analyzes the formation characteristics of micro-genres within the digital discourse of the Uzbek language and their impact on discourse structure. Drawing on material from social networks, messaging apps, forums, and blogs, the study examines the linguo-pragmatic features and compositional-structural makeup of digital micro-genres (such as posts, comments, stories, reel captions, chat messages, etc.), as well as the characteristics that distinguish them from traditional text genres. Furthermore, the article provides a scholarly analysis of the role these micro-genres play in shaping discourse structure, their functional-pragmatic load, and their significance in defining communication models among users.
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