Auxiliary words and the postposition

Words fall into two large groups. Independent words name a thing, quality, quantity or action (or, like pronouns, stand in their place), answer some question, and act as a sentence member such as subject, predicate or object: noun, adjective, numeral, pronoun, verb, adverb. Auxiliary words, on the other hand, name nothing by themselves, answer no question and are not separate members of the sentence. Their job is to link independent words or sentences to each other or to add an extra meaning to them. There are three kinds of auxiliary words: the postposition (ko‘makchi), the conjunction (bog‘lovchi) and the particle (yuklama).