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Adverbs of place tell us where things or people are.

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Adverbs of degree show us the intensity or degree of something.

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They're placed:

after the verb if there isn't an object

after verb+object or after verb+preposition+object

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They're placed:

before the adverb or adjective they modify

before the main verb (if they modify a verb)

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far

away

near

inside

below

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very

too

extremely

most

really

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Adverbs of frequency tell us how often an action happens.

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Adverbs of manner tell us how somebody does something.

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My house is far from my school.

Alexis lives near my house.

There's a hair inside my soup.

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My dog is extremely fearful

I really love the old music

He's the most creative person I know

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Adverbs of time tell us when things happen.

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They're placed after the verb or after the whole expression.

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badly

friendly

well

gently

easily

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Today I met Vicente. He's very friendly

My cat treats me badly

Maria dances salsa well

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They're placed :

before the main verb

after to be or auxiliaries

at the beginning of the sentence

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always

usually

often

once

sometimes

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I always take coffee for breakfast

I rarely drink soda

Susan usually does some exercise in the mornings.

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They're placed:

after the verb

after the whole expression

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ago

before

yesterday

soon

lately

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I saw that movie a year ago

I'm going to the library after school

I will call you later

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Action verbs show the action that occurs in a sentence.

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sing

dance

run

wash

draw

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I love singing in the shower.

Alex loves drawing at nights.

You must wash your hands every 30 minutes.

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Helping verbs are verbs that help the main verb in a sentence by extending its meaning.

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should

would

may

will

have

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- She will study medicine.
- I would like to have a hamster.
- You should be going out right now!

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Adverbs describe the way an action is happening by the next questions:

When?

Where?

In what manner?

To what extent?

For example:

I will call you tomorrow

We played outside

He refused to share his toys selfishly

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Adverbs do modify adjectives usually to add a degree of intensity to the adjective, by the question:

To what extent?

For example:

Emma is extremely tall

The woman is quite pretty

The weather report is almost always right

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One or more adverbs can be used to describe another adverb, commonly by the question:

To what extent?

For example:

She washed the glass very carefully

The restaurant is almost fully booked

Isadora jogs quite frequently

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Adverbs have the capability of modifying whole sentences if they are placed at the beginning of them.

For example:

Fortunately, I have brought an umbrella.

Agreeably, he asked me my name and where I lived.

Hopefully, Igor will run across the field.

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Adverbs of affirmation tell us that something (a statement, judgment or a logical proposition) is true

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They're placed:

at the beginning of the sentence

before the verb they modify

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certainly

surely

apparently

undoubtedly

obviously

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She is certainly going through hard time

With the kind of dedication he has, he will surely be rewarded at work

Apparently, it's going to rain today

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Sentence adverbs change the whole sentence and make a comment about the situation.

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They're placed at the beginning of the sentence

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unfortunately

generally

interestingly

personally

apparently

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Personally, I don't like the plans

Unfortunately, he lost his bike and had to walk to work

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