NAME: KAOSISOCHUKWU KARSTEN ENEBE

CLASS: JSS2A

SCHOOL: NIGERIAN TULIP INTERNATIONAL

COLLEGES (NTIC) ABUJA

SUBJECT: ENGLISH

PROJECT: ADVERBS AND TYPES OF ADVERBS

DATE: THURSDAY 6TH JULY 2023

 • ADVERBS ARE THOSE PARTS
OF SPEECH THAT MODIFY A
VERB, ADJECTIVE, A CLAUSE,
OR ANOTHER ADVERB. They
provide context in a sentence by
describing how, when, where
Some examples are: quickly,
actually, fast, etc.

• Types of adverbs

ADVERBS • These are some common types

of adverbs:
• Adverb of place
• Adverb of time
• Adverb of manner
• Adverb of degree
• Adverb of frequency
• Interrogative adverbs
• Relative adverbs
 TYPES OF • Adverbs of place: These adverbs answer the
ADVERBS
question "where" or "at what place" something
happens. E.g.: downstairs, everywhere, here, etc.
Adverbs to adjective table • Adverbs of time: These adverbs answer the
Original Adverbial ending Example question "when" or "at what time" something
ending happens. E.g.: tomorrow, today, etc.

Most -ly sad; sadly • Adverbs of manner: These adverbs describe

adjectives "how" or "in what manner" something happens.
E.g.: quickly, fast, etc.
-y -ily(replacing the "y") happy;
happily • Adverbs of degree: These adverbs qualify verbs,
adjectives, or adverbs by expressing extent of
degree. E.g.: very, quite, etc.
-le -y(replacing the "e") able; ably

• Adverbs of frequency: These describe how often

something happens. E.g.: always, never, etc.
-ic -ally Chaotic;
chaotically
• Interrogative adverbs: They are used to
introduce a question. E.g.: when, where, etc.
Irregular No change Fast; fast
(flat adverbs)
• Relative adverbs: they use "when," "where," and
"why" to introduce dependent or relative clauses
No adjective -adverbial- never
counterpart
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