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Adverbs ending in -o that are derived from adjectives (like хорошћ 'well' from хорћший 'good') are listed as separate entries in the Dictionary.
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Many of them function as predicates, too; that is, they make complete sentences in and of themselves (like Хорошћ. 'It is good').
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The Dictionary marks the two usages with the labels adv. and predicate, plus an illustration of the government pattern of the predicate word (usually Dative).
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To express the future and past, add бџдет and бІло, respectively.
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Adverb
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Predicate
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Ћн хорошћ говорќт.
'He speaks well.'
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Хорошћ, что ћн здљсь.
'It's a good thing he's here.'
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Ћн скџчно говорќт.
'He's boring to listen to (talks boringly).'
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Мнљ бІло скџчно.
'I was bored.'
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Ћн говорќл хћлодно и спокћйно.
'He spoke coldly and calmly.'
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Вђм не бџдет хћлодно?
'Won't you be cold?'
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