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Auxiliary words and the postposition

Уроки 39–41 · 3 урока · N. Mahmudov, A. Nurmonov, A. Sobirov, D. Nabiyeva, A. Mirzaahmedov. Ona tili (Uzbek language), Grade 7, revised and expanded 4th edition. Ma’naviyat, Tashkent, 2017
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Pure postpositions

Textbook: pp. 77–78
ЦельKnow pure postpositions and tell them apart.
Новые слова
pure postposition · sof ko‘makchito subordinate · tobelantirmoqowing to · tufayliabout · haqida
Объяснение

Pure postpositions are words that have completely lost their original naming meaning and are now used only as postpositions. Their only job is to link the word before them to another word as a dependent. This group includes bilan, uchun, kabi, singari, sari, sayin, qadar, uzra, tufayli, haqida. Such a word cannot be used as an independent word in a sentence. A pure postposition answers one question together with the preceding word: tog‘ uzra (over the mountain — over what?), kecha haqida (about the night — about what?).

Примеры
Kitob haqida gaplashdik (We talked about the book) — “haqida” is a pure postposition showing the topic.
Kun sayin havo isiyapti (The weather is getting warmer day by day) — “sayin”: with each day.
Работа в классе

Postposition table: write the pure postpositions and make a sentence with each.

Упражнения
1
List the pure postpositions.
2
What meaning does the postposition give in “yomg‘ir tufayli”?
3
Find the postposition in “bahor kabi go‘zal” and give its meaning.
4
Why is “bilan” a pure postposition?