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3. According to the structure, in both compared languages there are
simple, derivative, compound and composite adverbs;
4. Derivative adverbs in these languages are formed by various
affixes
from different patrs of speech;
5. According to function English and Uzbek adverbs modify verbs,
adjectives, another adverb,
or even a whole sentence;
6.The diminutive meaning in both compared languages is
expressed by adding affixes to the words of other parts of speech , and
to the adverb as well : minutely, shortly, lowly, dumpily, slimly ( in
English), tezgina, ozgina, birpasgina ( in Uzbek).
Distinctions between English and Uzbek adverbs:
1. In the English language some adverbs’
category of the degrees
of
comparison
consists
of
three
forms:
positive
two forms: positive
2. In Uzbek derivative adverbs can be formed by adding case forms
( these case forms don’t express the relation among the words in the
sentence, they are not word-changing morphemes,
they are word-
forming morphemes) to the words of other parts of speech, even to the
adverbs as well, this phenomenon doesn’t exist in English;
3. In English paired adverbs have not been observed (
in Uzbek
these adverbs exist: asta-sekin, eson-omon, oz-moz). In English there
exist
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