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Sign up for our monthly newsletter to get student writing resources and advice right in your inbox: https://goo.gl/fGlzMW Adverbs are an important part of speech to understand.Just as adjectives describe nouns, adverbs are traditionally defined as words that describe verbs. Adverbs explain how, when, where an action happens or under what conditions something happens or happened.

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Adverbs are a part of speech that modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. This short video lesson introduces you to some common adverbs and explains how to use them.

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Definition of Adverbs

We all use adverbs. We use them to describe what we do, when we do it and how we do it. We use adverbs when we say things like 'I worked hard all week' or 'Jennifer runs faster than Michelle' or 'Shelley always wears those worn out old jeans.' We use adverbs when we say that 'My mom drives way too fast' or I woke up late today' or 'After dinner tonight, we're all going to go see the new movie.' We use adverbs every day.

Adverbs are words that are used to give more information about verbs. They can be used to describe the action, give more information about the when, where, and how of the action, or to compare actions. Adverbs can also be used to give more information about adjectives (words that describe a noun - a person, place, or thing), or join two phrases together. Adverbs that join together two phrases are called conjunctive adverbs.

Examples of Adverbs

The following adverbs are describing the action, which is 'working.' They tell us how Paul is going about the action of working; quickly, hard, carefully, and fast.

Paul is working quickly.

Paul is working hard.

Paul is working carefully.

Paul is working fast.

The following adverbs are giving more information about the when, where, and how of the action. They tell us when the action took place (yesterday), where it took place (here), and how it took place (quickly).

She spoke yesterday. (when)

She spoke here. (where)

She spoke quickly. (how)

The following adverbs are comparing actions. They tell us that although Paul can run fast, Elsa can run faster, and Jamie can run the fastest, or faster than either Paul or Elsa.

Paul can run fast.

Elsa can run faster.

Jamie can run the fastest.

The following adverbs give more information about adjectives. They tell us that Paul is not just a good worker, but a very good worker. They also tell us that Sandy is busy a lot of the time, and that Amy's teacher is patient with her all the time.

Paul is a very good worker.

Sandy is frequently busy.

Amy's teacher is always patient with her.

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We all use adverbs. We use them to describe what we do, when we do it and how we do it. We use adverbs when we say things like 'I worked hard all week' or 'Jennifer runs faster than Michelle' or 'Shelley always wears those worn out old jeans.'