1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

-'s
in 
the English, by the affixal morpheme 
-нинг
in the Uzbek languages: 
отцов дом-my father's house-otamning uyi. 
a)
Possessive adjectives 
b)
Substantivized adjectives 
c)
Derivative adjectives 
d)
Relative adjectives
e)
Qualitative adjectives 
f)
Quantitative adjectives
 
Activity 3. Choose the right statements from the table below 
In the English and Uzbek 
languages the comparative degree 
is 
also 
expressed 
on 
the 
morphological 
level 
of 
the 
language. 
The Uzbek language possesses 
the characteristic of expressing 
superlative degree synthetically . 
Adjectives 
can’t 
have 
the 
grammatical category of the 
degrees of comparison which is 
expressed 
synthetically 
and 
analytically depended on their 
morphological structure 
Adjectives can be used in the 
function of the adverbial modifier 
in elliptical adverbial clauses 
Substantivized adjectives can’t be 
used in the functions of the 
subject and the object: 
Adjectives are often used to build 
up exclamatory sentences in 
which an adjective preceded by 
interrogative word 
how 
is placed 
at the head of the sentence 
Adjectives can be used to build 
up exclamatory sentences 
Most relative adjectives in 
English are scientific terms 
Possessive adjectives existing in 
Russian exists in the English 
and Uzbek languages as well , 

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this function is performed by the 
particle 
-'s
in the English, by the 
affixal morpheme -
ning
in the 
Uzbek language 
Adjectives can’t be used in the 
function of the adverbial modifier 
They can be used in the function 
of the predicative 
Adjectives can modify indefinite 
pronouns 
They can freely occur in 
attributive position to the noun 
Adjectives can be modified by 
the intensifier “very”