This document provides examples of adverbs and how they modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. It shows the adverbs "extremely", "easily", and "slowly" being used to describe how grumpy David was, how the runner finished the race, and how the brother drove. The document also identifies that adverbs can describe how, when, or to what extent other words act or exist.

1. Examples of adverbs and what they do David was extremely grumpy, because he did not get much sleep. The runner easily finished first in the race because he trained Jose, my oldest brother, drove slowly by his girlfriends house because he was early. Extremely Describes How grumpy David was Easily describes how the runner finished the race Slowly describes how the brother drove the car