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that, so that, in order that
: He got up cautiously so that 

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he might not wake the sleeping boy.(Cronin) - Uxlayotgan bolani 
uyg’otmaslik maqsadida u ehtiyotkorlik bilan o’rnidan turdi ;1.2. 
Occasionally the mood auxiliary 
should
is used for making the 
utterance more emotional: I made shorthand notes of all that she said, 
however, so that there should be no possibility of a mistake.( Conon 
Doyle) -Xato tushib qolmasin deb , uning barcha aytganlarini 
stenografiyada yozib oldim; 1.3. If a clause of purpose is introduced by
 
lest
the mood auxiliary 
should 
is used for all persons: She … looked
steadily at her coffee lest she also should begin to cry, as Anna was 
doing already.(Eliot) - Anyadek yig’lab yubormaslik maqsadida , u 
qahvasiga tikilib turdi; 2. In adverbial clauses of concession with the 
mood auxiliary may/might , when a clause of concession is introduced 
by the conjunctions and connectives 
though, although, however, no 
matter, whatever, whoever,
etc.: I must return to the city, no matter 
what dangers may lurk there.(Dreiser)- Shaharda qanday xavf-xatar 
kutilishi mumkinligidan qat’iy nazar, u yerga qaytishim kerak; 3. In
adverbial clauses of time and place with the mood auxiliary may/might 
after conjunctions 
whenever 
and
wherever
additional concessive 
meaning is expressed: Of course, I shall come for your marriage, 
whenever that may be fixed. ( Trollope) Nikoh marosimingiz qachon 
bo’lmasin , men, albatta, kelaman; 4.1. In adverbial clauses of 
comparison ( or manner) the synthetic Subjunctive is used if the action 
of the principle clause is simultaneous with the action of the subordinate 
clause: She greeted him as if he were her brother.( Galsworthy) - Akasi 
bilan salomlashgandek u bilan salomlashdi; 4.2. The analytical 
Subjunctive in the Past Perfect form is used if the action of the 
subordinate clause is prior to that of the principle clause : She shook 
hands with him as though they had known each other all their 
lives…(Trollope) - Bir-birovlarini bir umr bilgandek u bilan qo’l berib 
salomlashdi; 5.1. In predicative clauses the synthetic Subjunctive is 
used if the action of the subordinate clause (introduced by the 
conjunctions as if, as though) is simultaneous with the action of the 
principle clause: I feel as if we 
were
back seven years, 
Jon.(Galsworthy) -Yetti yil orqaga qaytgandek o’zimni his etdim, Jon; 
5.2. The analytical Subjunctive in the Past Perfect form is used if the 
action of the subordinate clause is prior to the action of the principle 
clause:…now I feel as if you had never been away.(Shaw) - Hech 
qachon ketib qolmagansizdek , o’zimni his etayapman ; 6. In subject 

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clauses the analytical Subjunctive with the auxiliary