A beginner's guide to Tajiki / Azim Baizoyev and John Hayward.

• Author: ProQuest (Firm); Baizoyev, Azim, 1959-
• TeilnehmendeR: Hayward, John, 1971-; ProQuest (Firm)
• Year of Publication: 2004
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English; Tajik
• Physical Description: x, 371 p. :; ill.

Table of Contents

The Tajiki alphabet -- Forms of address -- Personal pronouns -- The inflectional suffix "Izofat" -- Possessive determiners -- Pronominal suffixes -- The copula -- Family -- Present-future tense -- The conjunction -- Education professions -- Plural forms of nouns -- House, courtyard, garden -- Prepositions -- The direct object marker -- Imperatives -- Indefinite nouns -- Infinitives -- Simple past tense -- Time, seasons, weather -- Numbers -- Countries, nationalities, languages -- Descriptive past -- Comparatives and superlatives -- Derivational suffixes -- Parts of the body -- Compound verbs -- Active and passive verbs -- Absolute future tense -- The city, the street -- The past participle -- Present continuous tense -- Modal verbs -- Market -- The conditional mood use -- At the shop -- Narrative past tense -- Past perfect tense -- At the restaurant, cafe, and tea-house -- More compound verbs -- Pronouns -- In the hotel -- Complex sentences : conjunctions -- "Fundamental" and "causal" verbs -- At the office, on the telephone -- Exclamations and words of emotion -- Free time, visiting as a guest -- Subordinate clauses of time -- The past continuous tense -- At the doctor's -- Folk medicine -- Subordinate clauses of cause -- Subordinate clauses of purpose -- Subordinate clauses of condition -- Animals -- Subordinate clauses of quantity and degree -- Subordinate clauses of concession -- Holidays, celebrations, ceremonies -- Subordinate clauses of location -- Multiple complex sentences -- Law politics -- International relations -- Verbal adverb -- Direct and indirect speech -- Tourism nature -- Word construction -- Descriptive use of present-future tense.