Adverbs of Manner, Adverbs of Time, Adverbs of Place, Adverbs of Frequency in English

Adverbs of Manner, Adverbs of Time, Adverbs of Place, Adverbs of Frequency in English

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Adverbs

When using the English language, we unconsciously use many words and phrases. Using these words and phrases correctly and enriching your sentences will allow you to speak English more accurately. It is necessary to use such words intensively, especially when making a presentation or preparing homework. Today, we will discuss what is an adverb with you. Adverbs, when added to the sentences, are the words that give information about how the predictions in the sentence are performed. If you remember, when we dealt with adjectives before, we mentioned that adjectives describe nouns. It is possible to say that adverbs characterize the verbs.

Adverbs Of Place Using and Examples

Adverbs Of Time Using and Examples in English




Adverbs Of Frequency Using and Examples

In order to use the adverbs correctly and to find out which word is the adverb in the sentence, we first need to ask the “How” question. As you see different examples in the continuation of the article, ask the question “How?” and easily find the adverb in the sentence.

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The Difference Between Adverbs and Adjectives

To understand adverbs, you first need to understand the differences between adverbs and adjectives. Because these two word groups are often confused with each other. I have already mentioned that adverbs describe verbs and adjectives characterize nouns. In our content today, we will see two examples of this together with you.

  • Your red car is running really fast. ->> In this example, we see that red is used in order to specify the ‘’car’’. This means that ‘’red’’ is an adjective.
  • Your house is thoroughly cleaned. ->> In this example, we see that a passive voice is used. Remember that it does not matter whether the passive or active voice is used while you are trying to find the adverb. Here, the action is ‘’cleaned’’. So we ask to the sentence ‘’How was the cleaning?’’. Then we easily get the answer: ‘’Thoroughly’’. This is our adverb.




Adverbs of Manner Adverbs of Time
Beautifully

Boldly

Bravely

Calmly

Carefully

Cautiously

Cheerfully

Joyously

Eagerly

Gladly

Easily

Elegantly

Equally

Faithfully

Frankly

Honestly

Generously

Gently

Justly

Kindly

Neatly

Obediently

Patiently

Openly

Perfectly

Always

Already

Annually

Before

Constantly

Daily

Early

Earlier

Eventually

Ever

Finally

First

Formerly

Fortnightly

Generally

Hourly

Immediately

Infrequently

Just

Later

Lately

Monthly

Not until

Now

Normally




Adverbs of Place Adverbs of Frequency
Above

Abroad

Along

Away

Back

Behind

Below

Downstairs

East

Far

Here

Indoors

Inside

Nearby

Next door

Off

Out

Outside

Overseas

Right

Somewhere

There

Under

Underground

Up

Always

Constantly

Often

Frequently

Generally

Normally

Usually

Regularly

Sometimes

Occasionally

Infrequently

Rarely

Seldom

Hardly ever

Almost never

Never

Ever

Hourly

Daily

Nightly

Weekly

Monthly

Yearly

Annually

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