Prepared by: Bukhara State University Faculty of Philology and language teaching (English) student of 11-2ing 21 group Sharipova Maxsumabegim

•prepositions: in addition to, as well as, besides

•prepositions: in addition to, as well as, besides

•words typically used in coordinate constructions: and, not only … but (also)

•adverbials: in addition (front-position), also (mid-position), as well and too (end-position)

•the adverbs so and neither/nor, which have a positive and a negative meaning respectively. All three adverbs cause subject-operator inversion

Addition can be expressed by

The adverbials also, too , as well , and in addition all have the meaning ‘in addition to that’ (where that points back to something mentioned earlier):

They ate a four-course meal: they also drank three bottles of wine. (i.e. ‘in addition to eating a four-course meal’

∼ they drank three bottles of wine, too/as well.

∼ in addition, they drank three bottles of wine.

The preferred positions of these adverbials are different: also prefers midposition, too and as well end-position, and in addition front-position.