Means linking a subordinate clause to the main clause

A subordinate clause is linked to the main clause by five means. The first is subordinating conjunctions (agar, chunki, toki, basharti, mabodo). The second is postpositional constructions: shuning uchun, shu sababli, shu tufayli and others. The third is the particle -ki added to the main clause, usually to its predicate (the main clause usually has a demonstrative such as shu, shunday): “Shuni bilingki, ...”. The fourth is correlative words: the interrogative pronoun in the subordinate clause (kim, nima, qayer) and the pronoun answering it in the main clause (u, shu, o‘sha yer) are set in relation to each other. The fifth is the word deb and similar; the conditional ending also links the subordinate clause to the main one. In analysis we first determine which means is present.