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    The document summarizes the different types of adverbs in 3 or less sentences: Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, or entire sentences. They can come before or after the word they modify. There are adverbs of manner, place, time, frequency, and degree that provide details about how, where, when, how often, or to what extent an action occurs. Examples are provided for each type of adverb.

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    The document summarizes the different types of adverbs in 3 or less sentences: Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, or entire sentences. They can come before or after the word they modify. There are adverbs of manner, place, time, frequency, and degree that provide details about how, where, when, how often, or to what extent an action occurs. Examples are provided for each type of adverb.

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    English Kind of Adverbs?

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    The document summarizes the different types of adverbs in 3 or less sentences: Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, or entire sentences. They can come before or after the word they modify. There are adverbs of manner, place, time, frequency, and degree that provide details about how, where, when, how often, or to what extent an action occurs. Examples are provided for each type of adverb.

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    English

    Kinds Of Adverbs
    Presentation by: Zach C. Benin
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    ADVERB?
    • It is a word that modifies verb, adjective, another
    adverb or even a whole sentence.
    • They can come either before or after the word they
    modify.
    • Adverbs of Manner
    - Tell us the manner or way in which something happens.
    They answer the question “HOW?”. Adverbs of manner mainly
    modify verbs.
    • Examples: He walks slowly. (How does he walk?
    slowly) The adverb slowly modifies the verb walks.
    They danced gracefully.
    (How did they dance?gracefully)
    The adverb gracefully modifies the
    verb danced.
    • Adverbs of Place
    - Tell us the place where something happens. They answer
    the question “where?”. Adverbs of Place mainly modifies
    verbs.
    • Examples: They looked everywhere.
    (Where did they look? everywhere)
    The adverb everywhere modifies the verb looked.
    • Adverbs of Time
    - Tell us something about the time that something happens.

    • Examples: She came yesterday.


    (When did she come? yesterday)
    The adverb yesterday modifies the verb came.

    I want it now. (When


    do I want it? now )
    • Adverbs of Frequency
    - are adverbs of time that answer the questions “ HOW
    FREQUENT?” or “How often?”.
    - They tell us how often something happens.
    • Examples: Her father drinks wine occasionally.
    (how often does her father drink wine? occasionally)
    The adverb occasionally modifies the verb drinks.
     She seldom reads newspapers
    (How often does she read newspaper? seldom)
    • Adverbs of Degree/Intensity
    - Tell us the degree or extent to which something happens.
    - They answer the question “HOW MUCH?” or “to what
    extent?”.
    •Examples: The summer break is absolutely exciting.
    (How much exciting the summer break? absolutely)
    The adverb absolutely modifies the adjective
    exciting.
     She entirely agrees with him.
    (How much does she agree with him? entirely)
    The adverb entirely modifies the verb agrees.
    1. Please be very careful in handling the vase.
    What is the adverb found in the sentence?
    a. please
    b. handling
    c. very
    d. vase

    2. Andrew reads the newspaper everyday.


    What word is being modified by the adverb everyday?
    a. Reads
    b. Newspaper
    c. Father
    d. My
    3. Which among the choices is an example of Adverb of degree?
    a. Late at night
    b. always
    c. there
    d. extremely

    4. All the choices are kinds of Adverbs EXCEPT


    e. loudly
    f. sometimes
    g. At the beach
    h. ugly
    5. I never agree with your decision.
    What is the adverb used in the sentence?
    a. decision
    b. agree
    c. I
    d. never
    DIRECTIONS: ARRANGE THE WORDS
    IN TO FORM COHERENT
    CORRECT ORDER
    SENTENCES AND ENCIRCLE THE ADVERB IN
    EACH SENTENCE. YOU HAVE 3 MINUTES TO
    DO THIS.
    1. in the/ plays/ Jessica/ afternoon
    2. drive/please/carefully
    3. Fast/you/can/run
    4. Am/somewhere/I/going
    5. an obedient girl/ is such/ Nathasia
    Credits to: Ms. J. S. Emba

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