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

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.

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