
Adverb
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Azkiya Maulanisa
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Definition of Adverb
Adverbs are words used to describe adjectives, adverbs, verbs, and sentences. The use of this adverb can be exemplified by the sentences below.
She is extremely strange.
Extremely (adverb) describe strange (adjective), forming the phrase "very strange"
Fortunately, he is rich.
Fortunately (adverb) explains the sentence he is rich (sentence).
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Types and Examples of Adverbs
Adverb of Place and Direction (Expresses the place and direction) [Where something is done or is]. word : here, there, outside, inside ...
phrase : in that school, beside the mosque, on the desk, ...
Example : A very smart girl is sitting there.
Adverb of Manner (An adverb that shows the way (how something is done))
word : fast, slow, hard, express, quick, fluently (fluent + ly)
phrase : by car / by bus, by heart, on foot, ...
Example : We must study hard | I came here on foot
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Adverb of Degree
The tool is highly useful.
It sounds very awkward.
Adverb of Time
I am studying English grammar now.
She will go there tomorrow.
Adverb of Frequency
He usually comes late.
I ever called him.
Exclamatory Adverb
How funny you are!
How badly the man behaves!
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Explanatory Adverb
I prefer to wear casual clothes, such as jeans and a sweatshirt.
There are many interesting places to visit in the city, for example botanical garden and the art museum.
Interrogative Adverb
Where did you buy this novel?
Why has she chosen the way?
Sentence Adverb
Fortunately, no one was hurt.
The boy is surely the most diligent in that class.
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Adverb Position
Place and Direction + Frequency + Time
I have been to London several times this year.
Manner + Place + Time
Arifah studies seriously at school yesterday.
Auxiliary 1 + Adverb + (Auxiliary 2, Auxiliary 3) + Ordinary
I have almost finished working.
Adverb Function
Emphasis : Only you come here.
Negation : She does not look at us.
Conjunctive Adverb : Stop making that noise; otherwise, I'll call the police.
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