Zahiriddin muhammad bobur nomidagi andijon davlat universiteti ingliz tili grammatikasi kafedrasi

I don't know whether he will come.
Мен у келадими, йўқми, билмайман
Я не знаю, придет ли он.

5. 
   a multi-valence verb (in the principle clause):
   

I know you love that girl.
Биламан, у қизни севасиз.
Я знаю, что вы любите ту девушку.

6. 
   a multi-valence verb (in the principle clause), the pronoun «it» and the conjunction 'that' (in the subordinate clause):
   

I like it very much that he likes my work.
Унинг ишимни яхши кўриши менга жуда ёқади.
Мне очень нравится то, что он любит мою работу.
In Uzbek the components of the complex sentence with an object clause are connected by the following means:

1. 
   a multi-valence verb (in the principle clause) and a connective word (in the subordinate clause):
   

Уни ким синдирган билмайман.

2. 
   a multi-valence verb (in the principle clause):
   

Биламан, у қизни севасиз.

3. 
   the conjunction -ки (in the principle clause):
   

Ўйлайманки, бу таклиф ҳаммага ёқади.
Эшитдимки, қаҳрамон ном олибсиз.

4. 
   the conjunction «деб»;
   

Ок-қорани ажратгин деб айтдим (Ойбек).

5. 
   the connective pronoun «ким» + Vca (in the subordinate clause) and the pronoun «уни» (in the subordinate clause). Sometimes «уни» may be dropped out:
   

Ким келса, (уни) ичкарига олинг.

6. 
   the connective pronoun «кимнинг» + Vca (in the subordinate clause) and the pronoun «уни» (in the principle clause):
   

Кимнинг қуроли бўлса, (уни) топширсин.

7. 
   the connective pronoun «кимга» + Vca (in the subordinate clause) + and the pronoun «унга» (in the principle clause):