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    This document contains a list of adverbs in no particular order, followed by some example sentences using some of the adverbs. The adverbs modify verbs or adjectives in the example sentences to provide additional details about the action, such as time, manner, place, degree, frequency or certainty.

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    This document contains a list of adverbs in no particular order, followed by some example sentences using some of the adverbs. The adverbs modify verbs or adjectives in the example sentences to provide additional details about the action, such as time, manner, place, degree, frequency or certainty.

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    Adverbs

    Uploaded by

    Brigeth Estrada
    This document contains a list of adverbs in no particular order, followed by some example sentences using some of the adverbs. The adverbs modify verbs or adjectives in the example sentences to provide additional details about the action, such as time, manner, place, degree, frequency or certainty.

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    Adverbs

    Today
    Never
    Repeatedly
    Always
    Early
    Evenly
    Easily
    Across
    Between
    Around
    Then
    Into
    in the middle
    exactly
    through
    upside down
    forward
    very
    almost
    never
    there

    then/ Finish your homework, and then you can watch TV.
    Almost7/ The story is almost certainly false.
    Even/ She even paid for my drink. She paid for my drink too, which was surprising.
    Repeatedly/ His sons and daughters are repeatedly spoken of.
    Today/ Today I went to visit my parents and they were happy.

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