This document defines and describes different types of adverbs. It states that adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. Adverbs are classified into three main kinds: simple adverbs, interrogative adverbs, and relative or conjunctive adverbs. Simple adverbs further include adverbs of time, place, manner, degree, number, order, and cause and effect. Interrogative adverbs are used to ask questions about time, place, number, condition, cause, and quantity. Relative adverbs join two sentences, while conjunctive adverbs are used without an antecedent. The document also discusses other adverb forms such as prepositional adverbs and compound adverbs.

1. ADVERBADVERB

2.  Adverb modifies verb, adjective and otherAdverb modifies verb, adjective and other
adverbs.adverbs.
 It also modifies a sentenceIt also modifies a sentence
 Ex: Usually, I drink milk.Ex: Usually, I drink milk.
 Adverb do not modifies any noun orAdverb do not modifies any noun or
pronoun.pronoun.

3.  Adverb is classified into three kinds:Adverb is classified into three kinds:
 Simple AdverbSimple Adverb
 Interrogative AdverbInterrogative Adverb
 Relative or Conjunctive AdverbRelative or Conjunctive Adverb

4.  Simple Adverb: It modifies any word or sentence.Simple Adverb: It modifies any word or sentence.
 It has seven kinds:It has seven kinds:
 1. Adverb of Time:1. Adverb of Time: Today, tomorrow, yesterday, daily, a1way,Today, tomorrow, yesterday, daily, a1way,
now, then, ago, often etc.now, then, ago, often etc.
 2.Adverb of Place: Here, there, everywhere, anywhere, no where,2.Adverb of Place: Here, there, everywhere, anywhere, no where,
up, down, below, outside. inside, far, near, neither, thither, in, out,up, down, below, outside. inside, far, near, neither, thither, in, out,
above, below etc.above, below etc.
 3.Adverb of Manner: Badly, wisely, quickly, highly, silently. certainly,3.Adverb of Manner: Badly, wisely, quickly, highly, silently. certainly,
slowly, justly. probably, gently, hardly, well, so, thus, how etc.slowly, justly. probably, gently, hardly, well, so, thus, how etc.
 4. Adverb of Degree4. Adverb of Degree :Very, much, hail, so, extremely, too, quite,:Very, much, hail, so, extremely, too, quite,
how, twice, almost, fully, wholly etc.how, twice, almost, fully, wholly etc.

5.  5.Adverb of Number: Once, twice,5.Adverb of Number: Once, twice,
secondly, thirdly, often, always, never,secondly, thirdly, often, always, never,
sometimes, again, seldom etc.sometimes, again, seldom etc.
 6.Adverb of Order :First, second, third,6.Adverb of Order :First, second, third,
last, lastly, firstly, secondly, thirdly etc.last, lastly, firstly, secondly, thirdly etc.
 7.Adverb of Cause and Effect: why,7.Adverb of Cause and Effect: why,
therefore, wherefore, hence, accordingly,therefore, wherefore, hence, accordingly,
consequently, as, yet, because, so etc.consequently, as, yet, because, so etc.

6.  Interrogative Adverb : It is used to ask questionsInterrogative Adverb : It is used to ask questions
.Ex: Why, when, where, how, how many. how.Ex: Why, when, where, how, how many. how
much etc.much etc.
It has the following categories:It has the following categories:
 Time : When will you go there?Time : When will you go there?
 Place : Where does he live?Place : Where does he live?
 Number : How often does the bell ring?Number : How often does the bell ring?
 Condition : How do you feel today?Condition : How do you feel today?
 Cause : Why has he done the work?Cause : Why has he done the work?
 Quantity : How much rice do you need?Quantity : How much rice do you need?

7.  Relative adverb :It joins two sentences.Relative adverb :It joins two sentences.
 Ex :I Know the place where he lives.Ex :I Know the place where he lives.
 Can you tell me the time when he willCan you tell me the time when he will
come?come?
 Conjunctive adverb: If there is noConjunctive adverb: If there is no
antecedent before an adverb it is calledantecedent before an adverb it is called
Conjunctive adverb.Conjunctive adverb.
 Ex: I know where he lives.Ex: I know where he lives.
 Can you tell me when he will come?Can you tell me when he will come?

8.  Adverbs has some more forms:Adverbs has some more forms:
 Prepositional Adverbs: A-way (on way), a-Prepositional Adverbs: A-way (on way), a-
sleep, in-deed, a-newsleep, in-deed, a-new
 Genitive Adverb :once (of one time), twice (ofGenitive Adverb :once (of one time), twice (of
two times), always, (of all ways),two times), always, (of all ways),
 Introductory Adverb: There lived a king. Here isIntroductory Adverb: There lived a king. Here is
your penyour pen
 ““The” as an adverb :The more, the merrier, TheThe” as an adverb :The more, the merrier, The
sooner, the better.sooner, the better.
 Compound Adverb :Sometimes (some+ times),Compound Adverb :Sometimes (some+ times),
beside (by + side ).beside (by + side ).

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