Chapter III active forms of the verb in uzbek and English

Chapter iii . active forms of the verb in uzbek and English

3.1. Functional features of action name, gerund and infinitive

3.2.Participles and their functions in language

3.3. Cases of using the infinitive nominative in different system language

3.1. Functional features of action name, gerund and infinitive

Participles are similar to adjectives in that they denote persons and things, and become determiners in sentences.

Adjectives represent a stable, stable sign of a person and thing, while participles represent a sign of change and movement.

The adjective form of the verb is called a participle. Participles are formed by adding the suffixes gan (-kan,-kan), -yeda(-adigan), -(a)yatgan, -(a)r to the bases of verbs in Uzbek.