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<div style="font-size:300%;"> Past Perfect Tense (Tugallangan o’tgan zamon). </div>
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Past Perfect Tense (Tugallangan o’tgan zamon).


This form is used when talking about completed action in a distant past, before the recent action took place. It is formed by adding edi – use to (that is the past participle), plus the possessive type of personal suffixes. The associated words with that tense are before – avval, oldin, ilgari.


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For example:

  • Men Fargo’onada bedana palovini yegan edim. Men Toshkentdan avval Gulistonda yashagan edim.


The negative is formed by adding to the verb stem the suffix -MA, plus the suffix -GAN, followed by the past ending edi plus the personal suffix


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The negative may also be formed using the verb stem plus the suffix -GAN, followed by the negative copula emas, followed itself by the past copula edi plus the personal suffix.

  • kelgan emas edim I hadn't come
  • kelgan emas eding You hadn't come
  • kelgan emas edi He/she/it hadn't come
  • kelgan emas edik We hadn't come
  • kelgan emas edingiz You hadn't come
  • kelgan emas edilar / edi They hadn't come


Sources

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