1 republic of uzbekistan ministry of higher and secondary specialised education

why
is used to express the reason of the 
information , given in the principle clause).That’s the restaurant
where 
we met for the first time. I remember the day 
when
we first met .Tell 
me 
why
you came home late. Do you want to know 
why
he is angry 
with you? Relative English adverbs are conveyed in the Uzbek 
language by the particle 
–ki
added to the word 
kim 
(kimki) or to 
the 
verb 
(biling
ki
)
 
, by
 
the words
 qayerda, deb
in the relative clauses and
by 
participial consruction
:
Kimki
samimiy bo’lsa uning ishlari 
o’ngidan kelaveradi. 
Kechqurun maktabga kelganda
, kechaning 
tantanali qismi tugagan edi. Shuni biling
ki
, oila a’zolari bir-biri bilan 
juda inoq ekan.
Qayerda
adolat bo’lsa o’sha yerda yutuq bo’ladi. Sizni 
qo’rqib ketmasin 
deb
, kechqurun bezovta qilmadik. 
English and Uzbek adverbs are included in the system of parts of 
speech which don’t change their appearance morphologically (besides 
those adverbs which can have the category of the degrees of 
comparison). The adverbs in the Uzbek language which receive case 
forms don’t express the relation among the words in the sentence, but 
these case forms are used to form derivative adverbs; these case forms 
in this case are not word changing morphemes, but they are word 
forming morphemes. In the Uzbek language almost all parts of speech 
except adverbs can be declined:

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bola/bolaga/boladan/bolada/bolani/bolaning(nouns), 
ikkini/ikkiga/ikkining/ikkida…(numerals), 
menda/mening/menga…(pronouns), 
yaxshini/yaxshiga/yaxshining/yaxshidan…(adjectives), 
o’qishni/o’qishga/o’qishning/o’qishdan…(infinitive-harakat 
nomi), 
kelganni/kelganning/kelgandan/kelganga…(participle), etc. 
In the Uzbek language affixal morphemes of case forms (bosh