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Passive, causative and cooperative voices
Уроки 28–31 · 4 урока · N. Mahmudov, A. Nurmonov, A. Sobirov, D. Nabiyeva. Ona tili (Uzbek language), Grade 6. Tasvir Publishing House, 2017 (4th edition)
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Cooperative voice
Textbook: p. 50
ЦельForm the cooperative voice and explain its meaning.
A verb form expressing an action or state done together by more than one doer is in the cooperative voice. It is formed by adding -sh after a vowel and -ish after a consonant: ishla+sh, kel+ish: ishlashdi (worked together), kelishdi (came together). The cooperative often expresses the joint or mutual action of several people: gaplashdi (talked with each other), salomlashdi (greeted one another), yordamlashdi (helped each other). Sometimes it expresses plurality of doers: ular uyni supurishdi (they swept the house; each did his share).
Примеры
The children worked together in the garden. The friends met.
o‘qi — o‘qishdi (read together); yoz — yozishdi; tush — tushishdi (got off together).
Работа в классе
“Together”: two children act as a pair (a handshake) and the class says the cooperative verb (ko‘rishdi, salomlashdi).
Упражнения
1
What are the cooperative suffixes?
-sh (after a vowel), -ish (after a consonant).
2
Form the cooperative from ishla and kel.
ishlashdi, kelishdi.
3
Find the cooperative verb: Ular daftarga yozdi. Ular yozishdi.
Yozishdi.
4
Why is salomlashdi in the cooperative voice?
Because at least two people take part in greeting each other.