Adverbial clauses of place contents introduction chapter I general information about compound sentences with several adverbs

2.2. Position is the arrangement of the means and components connecting the subordinate clause to the main clause.
I. An adverbial clause that represents the place, place, and place of occurrence, beginning, and direction of the action in the main clause is called locative adverbial clause. For example:
Where discipline is good, the quality of study is also good.
The first component of the sentence (following clause) specifies the place of occurrence of the reality in the main sentence based on the interpretation of the positional function in the main sentence.
II. One of the distinctive features of a compound sentence with an adverbial clause is that the adverbial clause contains where, (where), on which side, on which side; where (where), to where, from which side, from which side, in the formation of the preposition, it often corresponds to these, there, there, to that side, to that side; words such as from this (he, that) place, from this side, from this side, from this side are used.
Words with an abstract meaning used in the main clause are made concrete by the subordinate clause. These relative words serve as the basis for the formation of the existing construction as a subordinate clause. When relative clauses are not used, the adverbial clause becomes another syntactic construction, for example, a conditional clause.
Let's compare:
Where discipline is good, the quality of study is also good. - If the discipline is good, the quality of study will be good.
III. An adverbial clause is connected to the main clause by the following means:
1. –sa: Where there is oppression, it should be burned here. (O.)
Where the big ship goes, there goes the small ship. (Proverb.)
Where the water flows, the stone will also roll. (H.Sh.)
The content of the locative clause is judged according to the manner in which its meaning is explained in the main clause: if the adverbs are in the case agreement, the place of the action, characteristic; in the case of a departure agreement, the destination of the movement; if it is in the exit agreement, the starting place of the action or sign is understood: Compare: Where the team is united, there the work is productive. - No one wants to leave where the team is united. - Where there is team spirit, everyone strives for it.
Baozan explains the meaning of the adverbial clause used in the possessive function of the main clause. However, such adverbial clauses are not locative adverbial clauses, but defining adverbial clauses:
To be an adverbial clause, the adverb clause must use some form of locative clause that relates to the position in the main clause. However, according to the stylistic requirement, the relative pronoun - locative is not used in the main clause, it is understood from the general situation, the relative word in the subordinate clause:
If you have anxiety, quarrels, or problems, you beat yourself up. (A.M.)
Where the chairman starts, he goes... (A.Q.)
In some cases, the approach whose content is explained in the main sentence is no longer necessary for real use in the sentence: Wherever I go, you will accompany me. (O.)
2. The subordinate clause is joined to the main clause by means of a command verb in the form without division:
No matter where you go in our country, the lights of science are shining.
1. If, -gan=if, -r(-ar)=if, -if not:
Where criticism and self-criticism are not put in the way, discipline is relaxed.
4. -di: Where discipline is broken, there is disgrace. (U.)
5. The subordinate clause is usually joined to the main agp without connecting means - with intonation:
Where discipline is strong, there is great work. (U.)
A subordinate clause often comes before a main clause, and relative words in the sentence do not allow the replacement of components.
IV. Where there is happiness, there is laughter, where there is laughter, there is song.
1) It is made up of four sentences, i.e. a compound sentence with two subordinate clauses.
2) Relative pronouns are used in the main clauses where as in the subordinate clauses.
3) Subjunctive clauses are connected to main clauses with the conjunction -sa, and the connective is in the structure of subordinate clauses, and the subordinate clause comes first.
4) Participial clauses are combined without a conjunction - with equal intonation.
5) Drawing: