ADVERBS

VERBS - ADJECTIVES - ADVERBS

This kind of adverbs conveys the manner, approach or process of the action.

They answer the question HOW?

The alarm rang loudly.



These adverbs indicate the time of an action and answer the question WHEN?

She went to the concert last Saturday.

These ones indicate direction of the action.

They answer the question WHERE?

Put the cake there.

The greatest increase in transverse dimension occurs in the premolar sector.

They tell us how frequently the action is performed.

They answer the question HOW OFTEN?

They start the sentence and modify the whole sentence.

Finally, not all sharks are not predatory animals ready to strike out at humans at least whim.

Certainly, I did not think of coming here.

A conjunctive adverb connects phrases or independent clauses. It provides transitions between ideas and shows relationships. They are also known as connectors.

They are used to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, indicating the intensity or degree to which something is done or happens

very so enough too rather extremely quite really greatly highly intensively incredibly little least most much

S + P

S + V + AM + AP + AT

SeA + Se

a/an + adv. + adj. + noun

CLAUSE + CA + CLAUSE

- Betsy had made the first flag. Philadelphians enthusiastically supported the story.

- In 1776, a group that included George Washington came to the workshop in Philadelphia where Betsy Ross worked as a seamstress.

- He enjoyed the sensation and decided that he should try selling it. Unfortunately, however, not many people bought it.

- Though he never succeeded in his original search for a replacement for rubber, he became highly successful as a chewing gum producer.

- It eventually left the very cold waters near the pole and entered warmer waters.