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World languages and Uzbek. Review
1
World languages and the Uzbek language
Lessons 1–2
2
Word combinations, parts of the sentence, homogeneous parts
Lessons 3–4
3
Address, introductory words and work with a text
Lessons 5–6
Composite sentences
4
Simple and composite sentences
Lessons 7–8
5
Classification of composite sentences and consolidation
Lessons 9–10
Linked composite sentences
6
The linked composite sentence. Copulative conjunctions
Lessons 11–12
7
Linked composite sentences with adversative conjunctions
Lessons 13
8
Linked composite sentences with disjunctive and negative conjunctions
Lessons 14–15
9
Composite sentences linked by the words bo‘lsa and esa
Lessons 16
10
Consolidating linked composite sentences and working with a text
Lessons 17–18
Subordinate composite sentences
11
The subordinate composite sentence. Main and subordinate clause
Lessons 19–20
12
Means linking a subordinate clause to the main clause
Lessons 21
13
Conjunctions of reason, purpose and condition
Lessons 22
14
Shuning uchun, shu sababli, shu tufayli and deb
Lessons 23–24
15
Subordinate composite sentences formed with the conditional mood
Lessons 25
16
Subordinate composite sentences with -ki and correlative words
Lessons 26–27
17
Synonymy of subordinate composite sentences with simple sentences
Lessons 28
18
Consolidating subordinate composite sentences and working with a text
Lessons 29–30
19
Analysing subordinate composite sentences and working with a text
Lessons 31–32
Composite sentences without a conjunction
20
The composite sentence without a conjunction and its punctuation
Lessons 33–34
21
Synonymy of conjunction-less composite sentences and consolidation
Lessons 35–36
22
Analysing synonymy and working with a text
Lessons 37–38
Composite sentences with direct speech
23
The composite sentence with direct speech and its structure
Lessons 39–40
24
Punctuation in composite sentences with direct speech
Lessons 41
25
Direct and indirect speech
Lessons 42–43
26
Consolidating direct speech and working with a text
Lessons 44–45
The text
27
The text and its kinds: narrative and descriptive text
Lessons 46–47
28
The reasoning text and the link between text and sentence
Lessons 48–49
Use of punctuation marks. Review
29
Punctuation marks: overview, the full stop and the comma
Lessons 50–51
30
Question mark, exclamation mark, colon and semicolon
Lessons 52–53
31
Dash, quotation marks, ellipsis and brackets
Lessons 54–55
32
Consolidating punctuation. Official papers
Lessons 56–57
33
Review of composite sentences
Lessons 58
34
Review of direct and indirect speech. Work on a text
Lessons 59–60
☰ Contents · Uzbek language
Grade 9
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Uzbek language
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Week 12
Means linking a subordinate clause to the main clause
Lessons 21 · 1 lessons · N.M. Mahmudov, A. Nurmonov, A.Sh. Sobirov. Ona tili (Uzbek language), Grade 9, 4th edition. “Tasvir” Publishing House, Tashkent, 2019
Lesson 21
Quiz
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Homework
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