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Self-control questions:
1. Characterize the noun as a part of speech.
2. What grammatical categories has the noun in the
English and native
languages.
3. What can you say about the category of number of
nouns in the
English and native languages?
4.What can you say about the category of gender of nouns in the
English and native languages?
5.What can you say about syntactical peculiarities of nouns?
6. What can you say about stem-building elements of nouns?
7.What grammatical means do we use while
forming new nouns from
other parts of speech in the English and native languages?
8. What nouns don’t have the form of singularity in the
English and
native languages?
9. What nouns don’t have the form of plurality in the English and
native languages
10.Why is gender a lexical category
in the English and Uzbek
languages?
11.Why is gender a grammatical category in the Russian language?
12. Is singularity of nouns in the English and Uzbek languages marked
or non-marked?
13. Do the analytical case forms exist in the English language?
14.Can the genitive case be non-marked in
the English and Uzbek
languages?
15. Why has the rich system of case forms been lost in English?
16. Why has not the agglutinated type of the
Uzbek language changed
in the course of historical development?
17. Why has the English language lost its
rich system of inflected
declension and conjugation in the course of historical development?
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