1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

-gan
bo’lardi
(in 
conditional clauses referring to the past), 
-dan
qat’iy nazar
(in 
adverbial clauses of concession), 
-sin deb
, 
-masin deb
, 
- maslik 
maqsadida
, 
- ish
maqsadida
(in the adverbial clauses of purpose), 
- 
masligi kerak
(in subject clauses), 
-ganligiga afsuslanaman
(in the 
sentences expressing emotional attitude of the speaker towards the 
reality), 
-ingizni xohlardim, -ingizni/-imizni/-larini taklif
etdi
(these 
affixal morphemes are added to the Infinitive/harakat nomi in the object 
clauses), infinitive/harakat nomi combined with 
– vaqti keldi
: it is time 
( in the attributive clauses).
 
The Subjunctive Mood in the Uzbek language
in the majority 
of cases is expressed by the addition of the affixal morpheme 1
. –sa
to 
the root or the stem of the verb followed by the auxiliary verb 
emoq
in 
the form 
edi
, in the principle clause affixal morpheme
–ar
is added to 
the stem of the predicate; in this case the non-real or supposed action 
is expressed: Tuzalsa edi, odamlardek yura olsa edi, boshiga 
ko’tarardi.(S.Ahmad), Oy chiqsa edi! Mehmonlar tezroq kelsa edi; 

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Non-real action is also expressed by the past participle ( the verb with 
the affix -
gan
) with the required forms of the category of person (-
im, 
-ing, -imis, -ingiz
) and the locative case
–da
( sometimes followed by 
the auxiliary verb 
edi
): Men ham doim qishloqda turganimda, 
mashinani o’rganib olardim.(H.N.); If non-real action refers to the past, 
in the subordinate clause past participle ( the root or the stem of the verb 
with the affixal morpheme –