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Adverb Chart

An adverb modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, indicating how, where, when, how much, and frequency. They can be formed from adjectives, nouns, or have the same form as adjectives, and include various types such as time, place, and manner. The order of adverbs in a sentence typically follows manner, place, frequency, time, and purpose.

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Adverb Chart

An adverb modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, indicating how, where, when, how much, and frequency. They can be formed from adjectives, nouns, or have the same form as adjectives, and include various types such as time, place, and manner. The order of adverbs in a sentence typically follows manner, place, frequency, time, and purpose.

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Adverb

An adverb describes a verb, an


adejctive or another adverb. It tells
DEFINITION
us how, where, when, how muc hand
with what frequency.

Adverbs of original form mainly of time & place: here, there,


somewhere, far, now, nowadays, today, then

Derived from adjectives: -ly

cheaply, dearly, closely, directly, easily, fairly

FORMATION
Derived from n+adj: -wise, fashion, style, actively, beautifully,
beneficially, sadly, strongly, reliably

Adverbs with the same form as adjectives: hard, fast, outside, montly,
fair, close

Double forms: with & without -ly

deep-a long way, deeply-greatly, direct- by the shortest route,


directly-immediately, easy-gently and slowly, easily-without difficulty

free-without cost, freely-willing, full-exactly, fully-completely, hard-


with effort, hardly-scarcely
Adverbs of original form: more often, harder,
a bit rather,

Derived from adjectives:-ly


Degrees of comparison
more quickly, a bit slightly, more easily

Irregular comparison

well-better-the best, badly-worse-the worst,


much-more-the most, little-less-least, late-
later-latest, fast-faster-fastest

Time:
Relative: yesterday,
more, less, today, Place: here,
better tomorrow there,
everywhere
Linking:
Focus&view however,
point: only, Types
therefore,
just, even moreover

Reason:
hence, so
that, because Frequency: Manner:
always, quickly, slowly,
often, carefully
sometimes
ORDER: 1. MANNER

2. PLACE

3. FREQUENCY

4. TIME

5. PURPOSE EX: SHE RUNS QUICKLY AT HOME EVERY DAY AT 8:00 TO SEE HER FATHER.

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