1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

two
is four- 
ikki
karra 
ikki
to’rt), 
object ( How many books have you bought? –I have bought 
two
- 
Nechata kitob sotib oldingiz? –Men 
ikkita
sotib oldim), attribute ( The 
second
girl is my daughter- 
Ikkinchi
qiz mening qizim), predicate ( I 
am 
seventeen
: in English numeral is the nominal part of the compound 
nominal pedicate : it is the predicative- Men o’n sakkiz
da
/ Besh karra 
besh 
yigirma besh
. Examples show that in Uzbek in the function of 
the nominal predicate the numeral receives the affix of the locative 
case( o’rin-payt kelishigi) 
–da 
; in English the numeral in the function 
of the predicative doesn’t change its form; 

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14. In the English and Uzbek languages numerals differ from 
numeratives such as dona, nafar, nusxa, siqim, bog’lam, tup, bosh, 
minut, parcha, chimdim, qultum, tomchi - piece, bunch, handful, 
minute, bit, pinch, drop and etc. 
The most typological distinctive character of the Uzbek numerals 
from the English numerals is that Uzbek numerals can be declined: 
besh- beshni –beshning –beshga –beshda –beshdan. 
Self-control questions: 
1.Give theoretical interpretation to the numeral. 
2 Analize English numerals according to the structure. 
3. Analize Uzbek numerals according to the structure. 
4. Describe English numerals according to the meaning. 
5. Describe Uzbek numerals according to the meaning. 
6. Speak about structural similiarities and distinctions between 
English and Uzbek numerals. 
7. Give the classification of English numerals according to the 
meaning. 
8. Give the classification of Uzbek numerals according to the 
meaning.