Ayrim so’zlar birlikdayam ko’plikdayam bir hil ishlatiladi.
Deer fish series sheep species aircraft/craft
I have got two fish.
Grek va lotin tilidan kirib kelgan so‘zlarning ko‘pligi quyidagi cha yasaladi:
datum [deitam]
|
berilgan kattalik
|
data [deita]
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memorandum
[mema’randam]
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Memorandum
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Memoranda
[mema`randa]
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phenomenon
[fi ’nominan]
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ko‘rinish
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phenomina [fi nomina]
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basis [beisis]
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asos
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bases [beisi:z]
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crises [kraisis]
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inqiroz
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crises [kraisi:z]
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Pluralize the Principal Word
When the words in a compound noun are joined by hyphens (e.g., Forget-me-not, brother-in-law) or when the words are separated by spaces (e.g., dry dock, Knight Templar, Lord Lieutenant), the compound noun will usually form its plural by adding s to the principal word in the compound. When the compound noun is a single word (e.g., banknote, letterhead), the plural is formed using the usual rules for forming a plural, which, more often than not, is adding s to the end.
Examples (principal word in bold):
He now has two mothers-in-law.
(plural of mother-in-law)
They were visited by the Knights Templar.
(plural of Knight Templar)
It was a sight to see four lieutenant generals fight it out at the table.
(plural of lieutenant general)
Jerry had attended over a dozen courts-martial.
(plural of court-martial)
(Also, see the third example below.)
Ajratib yoziladigan qo‘shma otlarning asosiy ma’no beruvchi so‘zi ko‘plikda keladi:
custom-house
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Bojxona
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custom-houses
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man-of-war
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harbiy kema
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men-of-war
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hotel-keeper
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mehmonxona xo‘jayini
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hotel-keepers
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mother-in-law
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qaynona
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mothers-in-law
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passer-by
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o‘tkinchi
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passers-by
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No Principal Word?
When there is no obvious principal word, add s (or es) to the end of the compound.
Forget-me-nots make a wonderful present.
(plural of forget-me-not)
(plural of toothbrush)
Jerry had attended over a dozen court-martials.
(There is ambiguity about the principal word in court-martial. Both courts-martial and court-martials are acceptable due to common usage of both terms.)
LESSON 7
COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
Countable and Non-countable Nouns
A countable noun is a noun with both a singular and a plural form (e.g., dog/dogs, pie/pies). A non-countable noun is a noun without a plural form (e.g., oxygen, patience).
UNCountable nouns ning miqdorini ko’rsatishda noun+of+unc noun strukturasidan foydalanamiz. Bu yerda kelgan birinchi noun miqdorni ko’rsatuvchi bo’lib u birlikda va ko’plikda bo’lishi mumkin.
A bit of
A cup of
a bottle of
a drop of
a piece of
a sheet of + unc Noun
a pane of
a box of
a grain of
a pinch of
a pack of
Unc nouns bilan a/an ishlatilmaydi ular oldidan some,any much, little, none, this that, those, these, the, his , hers qo’llanadi.
- Two socks of flour are enough for us in a month.
My doctor suggested me to drink two glasses of water in a day.
Nomlari:
Suyuqliklar – water, beer, coffee, gin, oil, jam, tea, wine, milk, soup, gasoline, blood …
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