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Adverb: Junior High School

This document defines and provides examples of different types of adverbs: 1) Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, or entire sentences. They indicate when, where, how, or to what degree an action is performed. 2) The main types of adverbs are time, place, frequency, manner, and degree. Adverbs of time indicate when an action occurs. Place adverbs specify where. Frequency adverbs show how often. Manner adverbs describe how something is done. Degree adverbs indicate the extent of an action. 3) Examples are given for each type of adverb to demonstrate their uses in modifying verbs, adjectives, and sentences.

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Adverb: Junior High School

This document defines and provides examples of different types of adverbs: 1) Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, or entire sentences. They indicate when, where, how, or to what degree an action is performed. 2) The main types of adverbs are time, place, frequency, manner, and degree. Adverbs of time indicate when an action occurs. Place adverbs specify where. Frequency adverbs show how often. Manner adverbs describe how something is done. Degree adverbs indicate the extent of an action. 3) Examples are given for each type of adverb to demonstrate their uses in modifying verbs, adjectives, and sentences.

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ADVERB

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL


Miss Sevin
What is adverb?
• Adverb (kata keterangan) is used to modify or describe a
verb, an adjective, another adverb or even the whole
sentence.
• Adverb tells WHEN, WHERE and HOW an action is
performed or indicates the quality or degree of the action.
• Note: some words can be both adverbs and adjectives.
Example:
 Robin is always hungry for success.
 I love her very much.
 He is running fast.
 Alex works hard.
 He wrote that willingly.
Types of Adverb
• Adverb of Time (When?)
• Adverb of Place (Where?)
• Adverb of Frequency (How often?)
• Adverb of Manner (How?)
• Adverb of Degree (How much?)
Adverb of Time (When?)
• It indicates the time of the action.
• Yesterday, now, today, tomorrow, last night, next year,
9PM, 7AM, Wednesday, July, etc.

Example:
 I went to Seoul last year.
• Tomorrow, I will have an exam.
• Now we are studying English.
Adverb of Place (Where?)
• It indicates the place of the action.
• Across, over, under, in, out, through, beside, there,
around, here, sideways, upstairs, in the park, at the
classroom, in that place, etc.

Example:
• I went through the jungle.
• He plays football in the field.
• Alex is going to school.
• He is staying at my home.
• I hide my books below my desk.
Adverb of Frequency (How often?)
• It indicates the frequency of the action.
• Always, often, rarely, frequently, forever, seldom, once,
twice, usually, sometimes, never, normally, etc.

Example:
• Daniel always passes his exams.
• He is always happy.
• She often goes to school by foot.
• Andika rarely watches a horror movie.
Selalu

Biasanya / hampir setiap waktu


(most of the time)
Biasanya

Sering (many times)

Kadang – kadang / beberapa kali


(some of the times)
Sesekali

Jarang

Jarang

Tidak pernah
Adverb of Manner (How?)
• It indicates how the action is performed. It is usually
ended in –ly.
 Beautifully, equally, thankfully, carefully, quickly, nicely, earnestly,
etc.
• Sometimes it doesn’t need –ly
 Fast, well, hard, rarely, good, late, etc.

Example:
• Let’s slice the pizza equally.
• Please, handle the camera carefully.
• My grandmother walks slowly to the kitchen.
• Mike is running fast.
Adverb of Degree (How much?)
• It indicates the importance of the action. It answers the
question ‘how much is the action performed?”
• Completely, nearly, entirely, less, so, most, thoroughly,
too, much, fairly, quite, hardly, almost, etc.

Example:
• The film is quite interesting.
• She completely forgot about her anniversary.
• I read the newspaper thoroughly.
• I am so excited about the new job.
• Robin hardly studies.

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