Noun Features: Uzbek vs English

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Froggy Jumps Noun Features: Uzbek vs EnglishOnline version Compare Uzbek and English noun features. by To'raboyeva Dilsora 1 Which language has no grammatical gender for nouns? a Uzbek b Both Uzbek and English c English 2 In Uzbek, how is plurality most commonly formed? a Adding the suffix -lar b Using 'the' before the noun c Changing the noun stem only 3 English nouns can be countable or uncountable. Uzbek nouns do not use articles to mark this; true or false? a False b Only for animate nouns c True 4 Which language uses noun case endings for functions like location or direction? a English b Uzbek c Both equally 5 In English, the plural is often formed with which suffix? a -er b -s c -ing 6 Which language relies on possessive suffixes for ownership on nouns? a English b Both equally c Uzbek 7 Which language uses definite/indefinite articles to distinguish nouns? a Uzbek b Both equally c English 8 In Uzbek, the genitive/possessive relation is often shown by: a Word order alone b Suffixes attached to the noun c Prefix particles 9 English nouns can be regular or irregular in plural form. Uzbek plurals are generally: a Non-existent in Uzbek b Irregular like English c Regular with -lar/-ler suffixes 10 Which language typically marks case in verbs less and uses suffixes on nouns more for function? a Both equally b English c Uzbek

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Noun Features: Uzbek vs EnglishOnline version

Compare Uzbek and English noun features.

by To'raboyeva Dilsora

Which language has no grammatical gender for nouns?

Uzbek

Both Uzbek and English

English

In Uzbek, how is plurality most commonly formed?

Adding the suffix -lar

Using 'the' before the noun

Changing the noun stem only

English nouns can be countable or uncountable. Uzbek nouns do not use articles to mark this; true or false?

False

Only for animate nouns

True

Which language uses noun case endings for functions like location or direction?

English

Uzbek

Both equally

In English, the plural is often formed with which suffix?

-er

-s

-ing

Which language relies on possessive suffixes for ownership on nouns?

English

Both equally

Uzbek

Which language uses definite/indefinite articles to distinguish nouns?

Uzbek

Both equally

English

In Uzbek, the genitive/possessive relation is often shown by:

Word order alone

Suffixes attached to the noun

Prefix particles

English nouns can be regular or irregular in plural form. Uzbek plurals are generally:

Non-existent in Uzbek

Irregular like English

Regular with -lar/-ler suffixes

Which language typically marks case in verbs less and uses suffixes on nouns more for function?

Both equally

English

Uzbek

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Noun Features: Uzbek vs English

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Noun Features: Uzbek vs EnglishOnline version

by To'raboyeva Dilsora

Which language has no grammatical gender for nouns?

In Uzbek, how is plurality most commonly formed?

English nouns can be countable or uncountable. Uzbek nouns do not use articles to mark this; true or false?

Which language uses noun case endings for functions like location or direction?

In English, the plural is often formed with which suffix?

Which language relies on possessive suffixes for ownership on nouns?

Which language uses definite/indefinite articles to distinguish nouns?

In Uzbek, the genitive/possessive relation is often shown by:

English nouns can be regular or irregular in plural form. Uzbek plurals are generally:

Which language typically marks case in verbs less and uses suffixes on nouns more for function?

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