Zahiriddin muhammad bobur nomidagi andijon davlat universiteti ingliz tili grammatikasi kafedrasi

Samples in Russian:
Чем быстрее вы приедете сюда, тем ей будет лучше.
Чем больше вы его любите, тем труднее будет вам с ним работать.
Мы всегда старались выполнить домашние задания, в то вемя как она смотрела кинофильмы.
Мать работала с утра до вечера, между тем она не смогла закончить работу.
An adverbial clause of comparison denotes an action, property or state with which the action, property or state expressed in the principal clause is compared.
In English adverbial clauses of comparison are introduced by the conjunctions «than, as, as if, as though, as...as, not so...as, than if, than when», whereas in Uzbek they are introduced by:

1. 
   conditional mood in the subordinate clause, the indicative mood in the principal clause;
   
2. 
   the pronoun шундай and the conjunction ки in the subordinate clause, the conjunction гуё in the principal clause;
   
3. 
   the pronoun шундай and the conjunction ки in the subordinate clause, the conjunction худди in the principal clause;
   
4. 
   the pronoun шундай and the conjunction ки in the principal clause, the conjunction бамисоли in the principal clause;
   
5. 
   the word қанча and conditional mood in the subordinate clause, the word шунча and the indicative mood in the principal clause;
   
6. 
   the word на қадар and conditional mood in the subordinate clause, the phrase шу кадар in the principal clause;
   
7. 
   the phrase кай йўсинда and conditional mood in the subordi­nate clause, the phrase хам шундай in the principal clause.
   

In English adverbial clauses of comparison locate after the princi­pal clause, in Uzbek they may locate, depending on the means of in­troducing the subordinate clause, before or after the principal clause.
English complex sentences with an adverbial clause of comparison present difficulties for Uzbek students to acquire.