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pronouns. personal and possessive pronouns schedule: 1. pronouns 2. personal pronouns 3. personal and possessive pronouns. pronouns are words that replace nouns, adjectives, and numerals. pronouns are words that are used interchangeably with concrete and abstract meanings. in uzbek, a pronoun is a replacement, that is, it replaces another word: 1.personal pronouns: me, you, he, we, you, they 2.demonstrative pronouns: this, he, this, that, this, this 3.interrogative pronouns: who, what, how, what 4.indefinite pronouns: -ma 5.demonstrative pronouns: har 6.predicate pronouns: - dir 7.pronoun: ozz personal pronouns these pronouns are used instead of words denoting a person and are divided into pure personal pronouns and personal-demonstrative pronouns: in both languages, personal pronouns indicate that the person in the speech belongs to one of the third persons: singular plural group i person me we pure personal pronouns 2nd person you you demonstrative pronouns 3rd person he they demonstrative pronouns demonstration pronouns he, …

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veryone, all, all, whole, all. these pronouns show a sign by aggregating and combining it. collective demonstrative pronouns come before possessive nouns as adjectives. infinitive pronouns. they indicate a non-existent object, sign, quantity. therefore, these pronouns have the meaning of negation, non-existence. indefinite pronouns are formed by adding the word "no" before interrogative pronouns and the words "one" and "thing": no one, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing. definitive pronoun. the indefinite object indicates a quantity and is formed as follows: 1. before interrogative pronouns, by adding the suffix "-all", after interrogative pronouns: "allakim", "kimmy". 2. before interrogative pronouns and the word "thing": "bir nyma", "birkim", "birkim". 3. demonstrative pronouns: "birov", "birkim", "bebi birov" and others. pronouns are not formed from other word groups. according to their structure, they are simple: "men", "sen", "kany"; compound: "allakim", "allakanday"; complex: no one, something, nothing; dual: he-this, that-that will be. personal pronoun. the personal pronoun …

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un or adjective. from the above, it is clear that pronouns, as a permanent alternative to independent words, are of great importance in ensuring the conciseness and brevity of speech. pronouns are characterized by the following features: 1. pronouns, unlike other categories, do not have a word-formation system. that is, pronouns cannot be formed from other words. pronouns can be used to form a number of words through affixes: arrogance, self-importance, feeling, so. also, pronouns move to another category by combining with some words: where, a little, as if. 3. pronouns accept modifiers that are specific to nouns: who, to us, from no one. some pronouns are used with modifying suffixes 5. the pronouns how, how much express a question about the sign of a thing or action and have the following characteristics: 1) they come before an adjective and indicate the sign of the sign. usually, this use is …

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kāyisi, kāyimiz, kāyiniz, kāyilari; 2) in a sentence, it becomes a determiner, participle, possessive, complement when conjugated: kāy kīb ūt kis tūt kis? kāy kis tūt kis tūt kis tūt kis? kāy kīb kis tūt kis tūt kis tūt kis? 7. the pronoun kāy is used to determine the sign of a thing or action according to its quantity. this pronoun has the following characteristics: 1) when used to determine the quantity of something, the noun following it is often singular: how many books did you get?; 2) when used alone or repeatedly, it indicates an excess of quantity: how many people dreamed of these bright days; 3) when this pronoun is repeated, the first pronoun can take the accusative case: how many new constructions were put into use after independence. 6) in a sentence, it is a determiner, case, participle, and when conjugated, it is a possessive and complement: …

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erves to determine the state of an event or action and has the following characteristics: 1) it is used to ask about the state and is often used as a participle in a sentence: how are your readings?; 2) when used as an interrogative question regarding the state of an action, it can act as a case in a sentence: how is my sister reading? 3) the word "how" is often synonymous with the pronoun "how", but it is not used to determine the sign of nouns; 4) sometimes acts as an introductory word: "how do you like our idea?" most interrogative pronouns act as relative words in a compound sentence. such interrogative pronouns that appear in a subordinate clause deviate from their interrogative meaning: "whoever works hard will enjoy himself. whatever you order, i will bring." the number of vowels in a word is the same as the number …

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pronouns. personal and possessive pronouns schedule: 1. pronouns 2. personal pronouns 3. personal and possessive pronouns. pronouns are words that replace nouns, adjectives, and numerals. pronouns are words that are used interchangeably with concrete and abstract meanings. in uzbek, a pronoun is a replacement, that is, it replaces another word: 1.personal pronouns: me, you, he, we, you, they 2.demonstrative pronouns: this, he, this, that, this, this 3.interrogative pronouns: who, what, how, what 4.indefinite pronouns: -ma 5.demonstrative pronouns: har 6.predicate pronouns: - dir 7.pronoun: ozz personal pronouns these pronouns are used instead of words denoting a person and are divided into pure personal pronouns and personal-demonstrative pronouns: in both languages, personal pronouns indi...

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