Editing Slovak language (section)

===Adverbs===
Adverbs are formed by replacing the adjectival ending with the ending -{{lang|sk|o}} or -{{lang|sk|e}} / -{{lang|sk|y}}. Sometimes both -{{lang|sk|o}} and -{{lang|sk|e}} are possible. Examples include the following:
:{{lang|sk|vysoký}} (high) – {{lang|sk|vysoko}} (highly)
:{{lang|sk|pekný}} (nice) – {{lang|sk|pekne}} (nicely)
:{{lang|sk|priateľský}} (friendly) – {{lang|sk|priateľsky}} (in a friendly manner)
:{{lang|sk|rýchly}} (fast) – {{lang|sk|rýchlo}} (quickly)

The comparative of adverbs is formed by replacing the adjectival ending with a comparative/superlative ending -{{lang|sk|(ej)ší}} or -{{lang|sk|(ej)šie}}, whence the superlative is formed with the prefix ''naj-.'' Examples include the following:
:{{lang|sk|rýchly}} (fast) – {{lang|sk|rýchlejší}} (faster) – {{lang|sk|najrýchlejší}} (fastest): {{lang|sk|rýchlo}} (quickly) – {{lang|sk|rýchlejšie}} (more quickly) – {{lang|sk|najrýchlejšie}} (most quickly)

====Prepositions====
Each preposition is associated with one or more grammatical cases. The noun governed by a preposition must agree with the preposition in the given context. The preposition {{lang|sk|od}} always calls for the genitive case, but some prepositions such as {{lang|sk|po}} can call for different cases depending on the intended sense of the preposition.

:from friends = {{lang|sk|od priateľov}} (genitive case of {{lang|sk|priatelia}})
:around the square = {{lang|sk|po námestí}} (locative case of {{lang|sk|námestie}})
:up to the square = {{lang|sk|po námestie}} (accusative case of {{lang|sk|námestie}})