ADVERBS

BY GROUP 4 INTERNATIONAL CLASS OF MATHEMETAICS

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1 ADVERBS

2 TYPES OF ADVERBS

3 FORMING ADVERBS

4 ADVERB PLACEMENT
 ADVERBS

What is the meaning of

adverb?

Adverbs are words that tell you more about verbs, adjectives,
and other.
Adverbs, unlike adjectives, do not modify nouns. Adverbs
can also modify phrases, clauses, and sentences.
Adverbs answer one of the following questions : When?
Where? Why? How? Under what conditions? and To what
extent?
 EXAMPLE
SENTENCES MODIFIES
The teacher had to speak loudly to be The verb speak
heard over the children.

The children were really bad during the The adjective bad
movie.

John approached the wounded dog very The adverb slowly

slowly.

Clearly, sarah did not understand the The sentence

directions.

The box is still below the stairs. The phrase “below the stairs”
 TYPES OF ADVERBS
ADVERBS OF TIME
An adverb of time answer
the question When?
ADVERBS OF DURATION
An adverb of duration
answer the question How
Long? 06
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
An adverb of frequency
answer the question How
Often?
ADVERBS OF MANNER
An adverb of manner
answer the question How?
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ADVERBS OF PLACE
An adverb of place answer
the question Where?
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ADVERBS OF DEGREE
An adverb of degree answer
the question How Much?
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 1. Adverbs of Time
To tell us when something happens.

After, always, before, during, early, later, never, now, often,

Adverbs of time rarely, recently, sometimes, soon, then, today, tomorrow,
usually, yesterday, etc.

Example :
1. I’m going to my new school tomorrow.
2. My shoes will be too small for me next year.
3. John will attend the soccer game after he finishes his
homework.
4. It rained heavily last night.
5. We’ll leave as soon as possible.
 2. Adverbs of Manner
To explain how an action is carried out.

Badly, beautifully, better, bravely, cheerfully, fast, hard, slowly,

Adverbs of manner
quickly, healthy, well, safely, correctly, carelessly, skillfully, etc.

Example :
1. Sarah slowly walked over the rocky beach.
2. He was driving carelessly.
3. The girls answered all the questions correctly.
4. Katy plays the piano skillfully.
5. The plane landed safely.
 3. Adverbs of Place
To explain where an action happens.

Above, away, below, down, here, inside, near, outside, there, up,
Adverbs of place
anywhere, etc.

Example :
1. Susan placed the boxes above the file cabinet.
2. It’s very sunny but cold outside.
3. That’s our ball there.
4. I couldn’t find my book anywhere.
5. The dog is in the garden.
 4. Adverbs of Degree
To discuss the degree or intensity of an adjective, an action, or another
adverb.

Almost, completely, enough, entirely, extremely, hardly, just,

Adverbs of degree
little, much, nearly, quite, rather, very, too, etc.

Example :
1. Budi worked very hard to complete his part of the
project.
2. She’s not experienced enough for this job.
3. She is extremely polite.
4. This coffee is too hot.
 5. Adverbs of Frequency
To express time or how often something occurs.

Always, never, usually, daily, regularly, rarely, sometimes,

Adverbs of frequency
occasionally, etc.

Example :
1. Bob always forgets to check his email before class
begins.
2. Jeny practices the piano regularly.
3. The newspaper is delivered daily.
4. We get paid hourly.
 6. Adverbs of Duration
To tell us how long something happened.

Adverbs of duration Briefly, forever, temporarily, etc.

Example :
1. The library is temporarily closed.
2. The teacher left the classroom briefly.
3. The snow lasted for three days.
4. I haven’t seen my cousins for two years.
5. He talked to his girlfriend for over an hour.
 FORMING ADVERBS

Adding –ly to the end

01 Many adverbs are formed by 02
adding –ly to an adjective.

Irregular adverbs
02 Some adverbs do not use –ly
ending. These adverbs do not
have a particular form.
 1. Adding –ly to the end
c

Example :

Clear Clearly

Hard Hardly

Slow Slowly

Bad Badly

Beautiful Beautifully
 2. Irregular adverbs

Example :

Already Already
Also Also
Always Always
Here Here
Never Never
Now Now
Soon Soon
 ADVERB PLACEMENT

1. At the
beginning 3. After the
verb 4. Between the
2. At the end subject and the verb
 1. At the Beginning
c

Example :

1. Cleary, John has a problem arriving to work on time.

2. Quietly, the teacher asked the children to finish their
game.
3. Hurriedly, she typed the email.
4. Fortunately, nobody was injured.
 2. At the end
c

Example :

1. Sarah and John attend the opera frequently.

2. You speak English well.
3. Please sit there.
4. They’re sitting at the table over there.
 3. After cthe verb
Example :

1. Bob and Dony have always participated in the soccer

tournament.
2. She slowly began to recover from her illness.
 4. Between the subject and the verb
c

Example :

1. Sarah rarely forgets to call home when she is out late.

2. We always meet for lunch at 1 p.m.
3. I completely forgot his name.
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