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–sa
added to the root 
or the stem of the verb , sometimes followed by the words 
qani/qani
endi
with the special intonation: Qani endi bu maslahatga ko’nsa! Hali 
ketyapmiz, hali ketyapmiz, qani lolazor ko’rina qolsa! 
Analysis of the material above shows that both the synthetic and 
analytical formation of the Subjunctive Mood are productive in the 
English and Uzbek languages. 
Self-control questions: 
1.What is the primary grammatical category? 
2.What is the secondary grammatical category? 
3.Give the definition of the verb. 
4.What grammatical categories does the verb have? 
5.What combinability does the English verb have? 
6.What combinability does the Uzbek verb have? 

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7.Classify English and Uzbek verbs according to the structure. 
8.Give the semantic classification of the English and Uzbek verbs. 
9.What can you say about transitivity and intransitivity of the 
English and Uzbek verbs? 
10.What can you say about the category of voice in the English 
language? 
11.What can you say about the category of voice in the Uzbek 
language? 
12.What does the category of mood express? 
13.What does the Imperative Mood express? 
14.What does the Indicative Mood express? 
15.Speak about the formation of the Imperative Mood in the 
English and Uzbek languages. 
16.What does the Imperative Mood express? 
17.Speak about the formation of the synthetic Subjunctive Mood in 
English. 
18.Speak about the formation of the analytical Subjunctive Mood 
in English. 
19.Speak about the formation of the synthetic Subjunctive Mood in 
Uzbek. 
20.Speak about the formation of the analytical Subjunctive Mood 
in Uzbek. 
21.How did A.I. Smirnitsky classify the category of mood in the 
verbs of the English language? 
22.What meanings does the Subjunctive Mood in the English
language express? 
23.What meanings does the Subjunctive Mood in the Uzbek 
language express? 
24.What can you say about the tense forms of the English 
Subjunctive Mood? 
25.What can you say about the tense forms of the Uzbek 
Subjunctive Mood?