4. Adverbs
of
Time
The adverb of time tell you when
something happened.They express a
point in time.
Examples of adverb of time:
PAST –Yesterday, the day before, ago,
last week/month/year
PRESENT – Still, now, yet, lately,
recently
FUTURE – Soon, then, in 2 days,
tomorrow, next week/month/year
5. Example
John went to the cinema yesterday.
He had to work the day before.
Julia hasn’t seen her boyfriend yet.
The family will go on vacation soon.
6. Adverbs
of
Place
The adverb of place illustrate
where the verb is happening.
Examples of adverb of place:
Here, there, nowhere,
everywhere, inside, outside,
above, below
7. Example
We went into the cave, and
there were bats
everywhere.
There aren’t any pizza
here.
8. Adverbs
of
Manner
Adverbs of manner provide more
information about how a verb is
done. Adverbs of manner are
probably the most common of all
adverbs.
Examples of adverbs of manner:
neatly, slowly, quickly, sadly,
carelessly, politely, calmly, lazily
9. Example
I politely opened the door for
my grandmother.
A fat orange and white cat
rested lazily on the sofa.
The children choir sung
loudly during their practice.
10. Adverbs
of
Frequency
Adverbs of frequency explain how
often the verb occurs.They’re often
placed directly before the main verb
of a sentence.
Examples of adverbs of frequency:
Never, always, usually, rarely,
sometimes, seldom, again and again
11. Example
I rarely eat fast food these
days.
Tom usually takes his dog for
a walk before breakfast.
They always go to the same
restaurant every Friday.