ADVERBS

An adverb is a word which modifies a verb, an adjective or another adverb.

Examples:
a. b. c. Susan sang loudly. The man was very tall. His hand moves too quickly. Modifies verb sang Modifies adjective tall Modifies adverb too

1. ADVERB OF MANNER (HOW?)

Examples: slowly, easily, badly, well

The big boy won easily. The old lady walked slowly.

2. ADVERB OF TIME (WHEN?)

Examples: before, now, since, then, already ,soon, seldom

I have seen him before. Do your homework now.

3. ADVERBS OF PLACE (WHERE?)

Examples: here, there, everywhere, nowhere

Wait for me here. Sue looked everywhere for her cat.

4.ADVERBS OF DEGREE (TO WHAT EXTENT?)

Examples: too, almost, quite, rather, very

He was too tired. Susan was rather intelligent.

5. ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY (HOW OFTEN?)

Examples: often, seldom, thrice, again, frequently

I rang the bell twice. Ali is frequently late for school.

ADVERBS
An adverb is a word which modifies a verb, an adjective or another adverb.

Examples:
a. b. c. Susan sang loudly. The man was very tall. His hand moves too quickly. Modifies verb sang Modifies adjective tall Modifies adverb too

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ADVERBS
ADVERB OF MANNER (HOW?)

EXAMPLES
slowly, easily, badly, well

EXAMPLE OF SENTENCES
The big boy won easily. The old lady walked slowly.

ADVERB OF TIME (WHEN?) 2

before, now, since, then, already ,soon, seldom

I have seen him before. Do your homework now. Wait for me here. Sue looked everywhere for her cat He was too tired. Susan was rather intelligent. I rang the bell twice. Ali is frequently late for school

ADVERBS OF PLACE (WHERE?)

here, there, everywhere, nowhere

ADVERBS OF DEGREE (TO WHAT EXTENT?)

too, almost, quite, rather, very

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY (HOW OFTEN?)

often, seldom, thrice, again, frequently