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be, have
, 
shall, will, should, would
in 
combination with the notional verbs become so abstract and they are so 
alloyed in the notional verb they are combined with , that we can 
consider them to be the analytical forms expressing tense forms ( and
in the formation of the passive voice as we have seen it above). In 
combination with the notional verbs these auxiliary verbs change their 
phonemic structure expressing person, number and tense of the verb 
they are combined with. Notional verbs also change their phonemic 
structure in combination with these auxiliary verbs. This peculiarity is 
the typological characteristic of the synthetical-inflected languages: 
I have spoken< I had spoken He has spoken< He had spoken 
I am speakinghave spoken
Differing from link verbs which are used for the formation of the 
compound nominal predicate ( I am a teacher, the wall is white: 
auxiliary verb 
to be
is used in the function of the link verb) auxiliary 
verbs used in the function of the analytical forms are equal to the

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synthetic forms expressing grammatical meanings. Link verbs being 
combined wih the nominal part of the compound nominal predicate 
(predicative) perform syntactic function, auxiliary verbs used in the 
function of the analytical forms being combined with the notional verbs 
express the categories of tense , voice and mood of the verb. In the 
structure of the Uzbek language also analytical formation of tense forms 
are observed: Bu yozuvchi asarlarini yoshligimda o’qir edim; Siz 
kelganingizda bu asarni o’qimoqda edim (Past Continuous- o’tgan 
zamon davom formasi); Bu asarni yoshligimda o’qigan edim (Past 
Perfect- uzoq o’tgan zamon formasi). Analysis of the analytical 
expression of tense forms in the English and Uzbek languages shows 
that in the Uzbek language by the combination of the auxiliary verb 
edi/edim
with the notional verb the latter does not change its sound 
structure receiving affixal morphemes expressing person, number etc. 
by agglutination. In Russian also the analytical formation of tense 
forms is observed: Я эту книгу буду читать завтра: Future Tense in 
the imperfective aspect .The given example in Russian shows that the 
auxiliary verb