Uzbek Language Certificate (CEFR A1-B1) · Grammar and Word Forms
Noun suffixes and possession
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- How do you make "kitob" (book) plural?
- How do you say "in school"?
- How do you say "from school"?
- How do you say "to school" (as in going to school)?
- In "Men kitobni o'qiyman", what does the suffix -ni do?
- Which phrase means "my book"?
- Which phrase means "our school"?
- Which phrase means "your (formal) house"?
- After a vowel, the third-person possessive is -si. Which form means "his or her mother"?
- Which form means "my mother"?
- Which phrase means "the book of the teacher", using the genitive?
- The suffix order in Uzbek nouns is stem, plural, possessive, case. Which is the correct form of "in schools"?
- Which form means "from my friends"?
- Which form means "in our schools"?
- Which form means "to your (formal) books"?
- Which sentence has the correct case for "I am going to the market"?
- Which sentence means "I came from the market"?
- Does Uzbek have grammatical gender such as masculine or feminine?
- Which word is the ordinal "second"?
- In the sentence "Men uyda o'qiyman", what does "uyda" mean?
- Which phrase means "my mother's book"?
- Which form means "to our children"?
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