everywhere
. The sentences given
above
show types of adverbs. Tog’ cho’qqilari
uzoqda
ko’rinib turibti.
Adverbs of manner
provide
information about how an action is
performed. Most of these adverbs are formed by adding affix –
ly
to
the end of an adjective in English, in Uzbek these adverbs are formed
by affixation or they are root adverbs
:
neatly, slowly, quickly, sadly,
calmly, politely, loudly, kindly, lazily, qo’qqisdan, bexosdan, sekin,
astoydil, yayov, piyoda, ketma-ket, arang, zimdan, bazo’r, zo’rg’a: She
politely
opened the door and greeted the guests sitting round the table
in the hall. The cat was resting
lazily
on the sofa. Sharofatbibi ro’molini
salgina tuzatib, so’ri tomon
asta
yurib bordi (O.). Keyin o’ylab ko’rib,
birgalashib
kirishga rozi bo’ldilar (X.Qodiriy).
Adverbs of degree and measure
express the level or intensity of
an action, quality, quantity or some state. These adverbs are: almost,
quite, nearly, too, enough, just, hardly, simply, much, a little, a bit, so,
extremely, quite, just, almost, juda, g’oyat, nihoyatda, har qancha, aslo,
obdon, mo’l-ko’l: I was
so
excited to see him there.The water was
extremely
cold. The movie is
quite
interesting. He was
just
leaving.
She has
almost
finished. Kechga yaqin
bir oz
charchadik.
Har qancha
gapirsangiz ham bilganidan qolmaydi.
Mo’l-ko’l
nur to’kar , ko’kdan
qadrdon quyoshimiz (E.Vohidov).
Adverbs of frequency
express how often the action occurs. They
are usually placed directly before the main verb of the sentence. These
adverbs are : rarely, usually, always, sometimes, seldom, again, ba’zan,
doim, ko’pincha, kamdan-kam, odatda, sira, tez-tez: We
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