Consolidating sentence types and the test

In the consolidation lesson we analyse a sentence in two ways: by purpose of expression (declarative, interrogative, imperative, optative) and by structure (simple or compound). The order of analysis: first find and count the formed predicates; one — simple, more than one — compound. Then determine the purpose by intonation, question word and predicate form. A question or command can be turned into a declarative sentence, keeping the content but changing intonation and purpose. Work with this text: “Ustoz bog‘da ko‘chat o‘tqazayotgan edi. Shogird so‘radi: ‘Bu daraxt qachon meva beradi?’ Ustoz kulimsirab dedi: ‘Sabr qil, shoshma!’”