1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

first, second
. 
4
. 
Suppositional numerals( chama sonlar) 
are
 
formed by adding 
affixes –
tacha, -larcha, -lab
, 
–lar
: o’ntacha, yuzlarcha, minglab; in 
English this meaning is expressed on the lexical-syntactic level of the 
language: about 25, about hundred, about thousand; sometimes the 
meaning of supposition is expressed by adding the affix of plurality 
“-
s”
in combination with the preposition 
of
: hundred
s
of…, thousand
s
of…, million
s
of… .
5.
Collective numerals 
are formed by adding 

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affixes 
–ov, -ala
to the end of the numerals of measure: ikkov, beshov, 
uchala. These Uzbek numerals are given into English by the following 
way where the numeral signifies several persons or things taken 
definitely and unitedly in the sense of
both two, all three, all four
, 
and sometimes they are given as: two of them- ikkov, five of them – 
beshov: Biz beshov keldik - Five of us came; Ular uchov kelishdi - 
Three of them came. 
6. In Uzbek percentage in numerals
is formed 
by the combination of cardinal numeral with the word 
foyiz
(percent): 
45% is read as 
qirq besh foyiz
, 100% - 
yuz foyiz
. 
Similarities and distinctions between English and Uzbek 
pronouns: 
1. In the English and Uzbek languages numerals are not formed 
from other parts of speech; 
2. In the English and Uzbek languages ordinal numerals are 
formed by adding affixal morpheme to the end of cardinal numerals on 
the morphological level of the language: besh