1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

Activity 4. Tests
1.
………… in the English and Uzbek languages show that 
they can be formed from all parts of speech ,even of the names of 
countries and places except pronouns and numerals.. 
a)
Derivative adjectives 
b)
Quantitative adjectives 
c)
Qualitative adjectives 
d)
Compound adjectives 
2.
What is the quantitative adjective ? 
a)
express the relation towards the object, towards the time, 
towards the place, towards the state and peculiarity 
b)
in the English and Uzbek languages show that they can be 
formed from all parts of speech ,even of the names of countries and 
places except pronouns and numerals.. 
c)
are formed by the composition of noun+adj., adj.+noun, 
numeral+noun, adj.+P1, adj.+P2, adv.+P1, adv.+P2, noun+P1, 
noun+P2 
d)
describe the measurement, that is, count or amount of any 
living beings or non-living things. These adjectives state the number
or amount of living-beings/ things not judging subjects; they simply 
state the information which our eyes can perceive or state. 
3.
Find the compositions of compound adjectives and note 
down their Uzbek and Russian versions. 
1) adj+P1
2) adj+P2

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3) adv+P1
4) adv+P2
5) noun+P2
6)noun+P1 
7)adv+adv 
8)noun+adj
9) adj+niun 
a) 1,3,5,7 
b) 9,8,6,3 
c) all of them 
d) 3,5,7,9 
 
 
4. DISTINCTIONS AND SIMILARITIES IN PRONOUNS OF
THE ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES 
Activity 1. Correct the wrong statements below 
1. Personal pronouns are used in the functions of the subject, 
predicative, object and attribute. 
2. Objective personal pronouns are pronouns that act as the subject 
of a sentence. 
3. The verb in Uzbek is a part of speech which points out objects 
and their qualities without naming them 
4. Interrogative pronouns