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AdverbsTime, Place, Manner, Frequency, Degree.

Adverbs is ...

Adverb is a word which is used to modify verb,  adjective or another adverb. And we are going to explain about :

• Adverb of Time

• Adverb of Place

• Adverb of Manner

• Adverb of Frequency

• Adverb of Degree

Adverb of TimeAdverb of time is used to tell the time that an action happens or someone

does something. There are many adverbs of time as the following :

Formula1:

Example:

- I study English today.

- He met his friends last night.

Formula2:

Example:

- Yesterday she went to Phnom Penh.

- Now I’m learning English.

Today, last night, yesterday, now, tomorrow, last month, before, etc.

Sentence + Adverb of Time

Adverb of Time + Sentence

Adverb of PlaceAdverb of place is used to tell the place where an action

occurs or where someone does something. There are many

adverbs of place as the following :

Formula:

Example:

- My dog sleeps outside.

- We have the meeting in the hotel.

Here, there, inside, outside, etc. or we can use with the preposition of place like at school, at the market, etc.

Sentence + Adverb of Place

Adverb of MannerAdverb of manner is used to tell how an action happens.

Those Adverbs of Manner are:

Formula:

Example:

- She sings beautifully.

- He runs quickly.

NOTE: For lately and hardly its formula is:

Example:

- She hardly believes you.

-He lately goes to USA.

Note : Don’t put Adverb of Manner between verb and object. That’s not suitable of

grammar.

Badly, beautifully, carefully, quickly, softly, lately, hardly, late, hard, truly, fast, easily, fully, automatically, etc.

Subject + Intransitive Verb + Adverb of Manner

Subject + Lately/Hardly + Verb + Complement

Adverb of FrequencyAdverb of frequency is used to expresses how often something happens or someone does something.

Formula:

Example:- They always do their homework at night.- We sometime go to the cinema at the weekend.

100% 80% 60% 50-40% 20% 10% 0%

Always Usually Often Sometime Seldom Rarely Never

Everyday Normally Frequently Occasionally Hardly Ever

Generally

Subject + Adverb of Frequency + Verb + Complement

Adverb of DegreeAdverb of degree is used to give information about the extent or degree of something.

Formula1:

Example:- My friends talk a lot.- The economy grows extremely.Formula2:

Example:- My boss treats all workers fairly.- Children study English, too.Formula3:

Example:- She seems too hungry.- I feel too much better.

Very, quite, fairly, extremely, too, enough, so, almost, a lot, etc.

Subject + Intransitive Verb + Adverb of Degree

Subject +Linking Verb + Adverb of Degree + Adjective

Sub +Transitive Verb + Object + Adverb of Degree

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