1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

Exclamatory sentences in Uzbek
, as they are in English, 
express various emotional attitudes and inner feelings of the speaker 
towards the reality. Declarative, interrogative and imperative sentences 
pronounced with the special intonation in the English and native 
languages can express different emotional attitudes of the speaker 
towards the reality, but the leading meaning of these sentences will be 

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declarative, interrogative , imperative and they can’t be considered to 
be exclamatory sentences. Exclamatory sentences in the English and 
native languages have the specific structure, grammatical peculiarities 
and the speaker’s inner emotional feelings and attitudes towards the 
reality are expressed. 
1)Exclamatory sentences in Uzbek according to the structure: 
In the Uzbek language exclamatory sentences are formed by the 
following means: 1)by the pronouns with the emotional meanings , 
such as 
qanday, qaysi, qanaqa, naqadar
, 
qancha, necha, shuncha, 
shunday
: Kechki salqin tushishi bilan boshlangan shabadada bog’ni 
kezish naqadar mash’ala!( Sh.Rashidov); 2. by interjections: E, 
baxtlarni balog’atga yetkazgan ona!( H. Olimjon); 3. by particles 
ana, 
mana
: Ana tantana-yu, mana tantana!(A.Qahhor); 4. by some 
phraseological phrases: Holingga voy!, Ey xo’rlik qursin!(Oybek); 5. 
by special intonation , such sentences can be similar to declarative and 
imperative sentences by their form and structure, but by the special
strong intonation the inner emotional feeling of the speaker is expressed 
so that the sentence becomes exclamatory: Vahshiy, lekin go’zal 
manzara (Oybek); 6. by using some words with emotional meaning: 
Bu qanday dahshatli manzara, hayhot!(Yashin);