Question

Imashq. Berilgan ravishlarni 2-qatordagi fe'llar bilan bogʻlab soʻz birikmalari tuzing. Hamisha, qahramonlarcha, kam, oz, sekin, piyoda, ertalab. Kurashmoq, soʻzlamoq, yemoq, yurmoq, tayyor bo'lmoq, qoʻnmoq, turmoq. iltimos etvorila​

Answer 1

Объяснение:

Hamisha tayyor, qahramonlarcha kurashmoq, kam yemoq, oz qo'nmoq, sekin so'zlamoq, piyoda yurmoq, ertalab turmoq.

Answer 2

Forming Compound Words with Verbs in the Second Person Singular

Imashq berilgan ravishlarni 2-qatordagi fe'llar bilan bogʻlab soʻz birikmalari tuzing. Hamisha, qahramonlarcha, kam, oz, sekin, piyoda, ertalab. Kurashmoq, soʻzlamoq, yemoq, yurmoq, tayyor bo'lmoq, qoʻnmoq, turmoq.

In Uzbek, compound words can be formed by combining verbs with the second person singular form. For example, the verb "kurashmoq" (to fight) can be combined with the second person singular form "moq" to form the compound word "kurashmomoq" (to fight with someone) [[1]].

Similarly, the verb "soʻzlamoq" (to speak) can be combined with the second person singular form "moq" to form the compound word "soʻzlamoqmoq" (to speak with someone) [[2]].

Other examples include "yemoq" (to eat) + "moq" (second person singular) = "yemoqmoq" (to eat with someone), "yurmoq" (to walk) + "moq" (second person singular) = "yurmoqmoq" (to walk with someone), "tayyor bo'lmoq" (to be ready) + "moq" (second person singular) = "tayyor bo'lmoqmoq" (to be ready with someone), "qoʻnmoq" (to run) + "moq" (second person singular) = "qoʻnmoqmoq" (to run with someone), and "turmoq" (to stand) + "moq" (second person singular) = "turmoqmoq" (to stand with someone) [[3]].

These compound words allow for the expression of various actions or states in relation to someone else, emphasizing the interactive nature of the action or state.