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Uzbek language · Grade 9

34/34 weeks ready · N.M. Mahmudov, A. Nurmonov, A.Sh. Sobirov. Ona tili (Uzbek language), Grade 9, 4th edition. “Tasvir” Publishing House, Tashkent, 2019

World languages and Uzbek. Review

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World languages and the Uzbek language

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Word combinations, parts of the sentence, homogeneous parts

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Address, introductory words and work with a text

Composite sentences

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Simple and composite sentences

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Classification of composite sentences and consolidation

Linked composite sentences

Subordinate composite sentences

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The subordinate composite sentence. Main and subordinate clause

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Means linking a subordinate clause to the main clause

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Conjunctions of reason, purpose and condition

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Shuning uchun, shu sababli, shu tufayli and deb

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Subordinate composite sentences formed with the conditional mood

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Subordinate composite sentences with -ki and correlative words

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Synonymy of subordinate composite sentences with simple sentences

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Consolidating subordinate composite sentences and working with a text

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Analysing subordinate composite sentences and working with a text

Composite sentences without a conjunction

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The composite sentence without a conjunction and its punctuation

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Synonymy of conjunction-less composite sentences and consolidation

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Analysing synonymy and working with a text

Composite sentences with direct speech

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The composite sentence with direct speech and its structure

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Punctuation in composite sentences with direct speech

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Direct and indirect speech

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Consolidating direct speech and working with a text

The text

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The text and its kinds: narrative and descriptive text

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The reasoning text and the link between text and sentence

Use of punctuation marks. Review