The pronoun, the adverb and a test

An adverb shows how, when, where and to what extent an action or quality happens. Adverbs of manner (tez, ohista, zo‘rg‘a, do‘stona) show how an action is done, of time (kecha, hozir, ertalab, boya) when, of place (uzoqda, yuqoriga, olg‘a) where, and of degree (juda, sal, ancha, g‘oyat) to what degree. An adverb mostly attaches to a verb or adjective and in a sentence often serves as hol (adverbial). Some adverbs have the same form as adjectives, so they are told apart by their function. There is also an adverb of purpose (e.g. ataylab).