Indicative moods in Uzbek Turkish

This study on the indicative moods of Uzbek Turkish has been handled as three main sections. The study was examined through the grammar understanding of the Uzbek linguist Azim Haciyev. The study consists of a preface, introduction, table of contents, the first part, second part, third part, bibliography and conclusion. The first part of the study consists of Uzbek Turks and Turkish. Here, while the emergence of the Uzbek Turks on the stage of history and their expansion areas are given, their lives in the periods of Tsarist Russia and Soviet Russia are mentioned. On the other hand, general information is given about the place of Uzbek Turkish in Turkish language classifications and the establishment of Uzbek Turkish dialects and standard language. The second chapter has been examined within the framework of theoretical knowledge, and the basic concepts and terms related to verb and verb conjugation are given. Tense, person and mood elements are pointed out on the verb categories . The third part, on the other hand, has proceeded in Uzbek Turkish with regard to the indicative moods and has been handled through simple and compound conjugations. In Uzbek Turkish, three main tenses of executive mayli, which were examined under the subtitle of mayl, were examined. The three tenses, which are given as past, present and future tenses, are discussed with reference to their synthetic "simple" and analytical "combined" inflections. In the conclusion part, the results reached in the thesis are given. In addition, in the bibliography, all the sources used in the thesis are shown in alphabetical order