Uzbek language · Grade 8

34/34 weeks ready · M. Qodirov, H. Ne’matov, M. Abduraimova, R. Sayfullayeva, B. Mengliyev. Ona tili (Uzbek language), Grade 8, 4th edition. Cho‘lpon Publishing and Printing Creative House, Tashkent, 2019

Introduction and review of earlier topics

Introduction: word choice and literary speech

Independent, auxiliary and separate words

The pronoun, the adverb and a test

Creative text. The essay and its kinds

Syntax, intonation and punctuation

Syntax and the word combination

Compound words, a classical text and a speech contest

The sentence

Sentence purpose and a classical text

Simple and compound sentences; text work

Consolidating sentence types and the test

Syntax of the simple sentence

Parts of the simple sentence; Avloniy’s “Afv”

Verbal and nominal predicate; form and meaning in Navoiy’s verse

Simple and compound predicate; copulas; a Qodiriy text

A predicate expressed by a combination or idiom; speech skill

The dash between subject and nominal predicate; the subject

Sentences with and without a subject; the naming sentence

The word-sentence; unextended and extended sentences

Analysis of the simple sentence; test

Secondary parts of the sentence

Hol; the tale “Haqiqat va majoz”

The object; texts of Navoiy and Aesop

The attribute; texts of Navoiy and Aesop; test

Order of sentence parts; the text “So‘z sehri”

Sentence stress; a tale from Lison ut-tayr

Complete and incomplete sentences; wandering words

Review of secondary parts; the essay test

Homogeneous and set-off parts; parts not linked to sentence parts

Homogeneous parts; the tale of Ibn Sina

The generalizing word and punctuation; a Qodirov text

Sentences with set-off parts; intonation and punctuation

Test on homogeneous and set-off parts; kiritmas

The address; punctuation with addresses

The Beruni text; consolidating homogeneous and set-off parts

Official papers; terms; review; summer tasks