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The verb KELMOQ – to come is one of the most commonly used verbs in Uzbek language. It is used alone as well as part of a compound verb. Kelmoq is often combined with other words. The negative is formed by adding to the verb stem the suffix -ma, plus the suffix –y and then the personal suffix. When negative suffix –ma is added along with suffix –mi, then it will be an interrogative sentence. Kelmaysizmi? – Don’t you come?
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The verb '''KELMOQ''' – to come is one of the most commonly used verbs in Uzbek language. It is used alone as well as part of a compound verb.
 
Kelmoq is often combined with other words. The negative is formed by adding to the verb stem the suffix '''-ma''', plus the suffix '''–y''' and then the personal suffix. When negative suffix '''–ma''' is added along with suffix '''–mi''', then it will be an interrogative sentence.  
 
*Kelmaysizmi? – Don’t you come?





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The verb KELMOQ – to come is one of the most commonly used verbs in Uzbek language. It is used alone as well as part of a compound verb.

Kelmoq is often combined with other words. The negative is formed by adding to the verb stem the suffix -ma, plus the suffix –y and then the personal suffix. When negative suffix –ma is added along with suffix –mi, then it will be an interrogative sentence.

  • Kelmaysizmi? – Don’t you come?


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Sources

https://slaviccenters.duke.edu/sites/slaviccenters.duke.edu/files/file-attachments/uzbek.original.pdf