1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

Agreement
is not often found in Modern English, but it is widely 
used in Modern Russian and Uzbek languages. The agreement between 
the noun and the demonstrative pronoun in English takes place in
number (there is no agreement between the noun and other parts of 
speech used in the function of the attribute in English) : this book- these 
books, that book- those books. There is an agreement between the 
subject and the predicate if the verb is used in Simple Present, Present 
Perfect , Present Continuous, Past Continuous, Present Perfect 
Continuous Tense Forms: I read- He reads, I am writing-He is writing, 
We are writing, I was writing-We were writing, I have written -He has 
written, I have been writing- He has been writing. Agreement in 
Modern Russian is found in such grammatical categories as gender, 
number, case, and person, and in the Uzbek language it is found 
between the subject and the predicate only in person and number: 1) 
Full forms of adjectives in Russian agree with corresponding nouns in 
gender, number and case : высокий дом-высокая стена , высокое 
дерево ( in gender); высокие дома – высокие стены-высокие 
деревья (in number) ; высокого дома –высокой стены – высокого 
деревa (in case). In plural no agreement in gender is observed (высокие 
дома-высокие стены-высокие деревья ). 2) Short forms of adjectives 
do not agree in case. In singular they agree in gender and number (дом 
красив, улица красива - agreement in gender; дом красив - дома 
красивы –agreement in number). Cardinal-numerals agree in case 
(двух домов, пятью домами). Verbs in Future and Present Tense 
forms agree in number and person (девочка читает- девочки читают). 
In the Uzbek language there is an agreement between the subject and 

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the predicate in person and number : men yozdim, siz yozdingiz, u 
yozdi); there is an agreement between the noun and its modifier 
concerning the category of possession, in this case the head word 
receives the affixal morpheme of the genitive case and the dependent 
word receives affixal morpheme of the category of possession : 
mening kitob