The document discusses different types of adverbs in English: 1) Adverbs of manner describe how something is done (e.g. badly, rightly). 2) Adverbs of place describe where something occurs or exists (e.g. there, under). 3) Adverbs of time describe when something happens or the direction of time (e.g. never, after, yesterday). 4) Adverbs of frequency describe how often something occurs (e.g. often, sometimes, seldom). 5) Adverbs of certainty describe undoubted facts with strong assurance (e.g. absolutely, certainly, obviously). Examples of each type are provided along with sample sentences.

1. Adverb and its Types
Adverb of manner
The adverb which is used for describing the manner of doing a work is called adverb of
manner.it answer the question “how”.
Examples
Badly, rightly, painfully are the examples of the adverb of manners.
Uses of adverb of manner in sentences:
1) You’re looming not well in these days.
2) She speaks loudly.
3) She was running fastly.
4) Women were doing their work quietly

2. Adverb and its Types
Adverb of place
The adverb which is used for describing the place of work is called adverb of place.
It answer the question “where”.
The simple mean of adverb of place is describes the place of work.
Examples of the adverb of place:
1) There
2) Under
3) Behind
4) Up are the examples of the adverb of place.
Use of adverb of place in sentences:
1) I am going back to home.
2) She took the child outside.
3) I have nowhere to go.

3. Adverb and its Types
Adverb of time
The adverb which describes the time and direction of the time or something is
called adverb of time.
Examples of adverb of time:
1) Never
2) After
3) Yesterday
4) Early
Use of adverb of time in sentences:
1) She goes to picnic daily.
2) Always speak the truth.
3) They often play match.

4. Adverb and its Types
Adverb of frequency
The adverb which is used for describing the frequency is called adverb of adver of
frequency.
It answers the question how often.
Examples:
1) Often
2) Sometimes
3) Ever
4) seldom are the examples of the adverb of frequency.
Uses of adverb of frequency in sentences
1) we seldom meet.
2) They hardly ever eat out.
3) He is often late for work.

5. Adverb and its Types
Adverb of certainty
This adverb describes the undoubted fact:
Adverb of certainty are given below
Absolutely, certainty, obviously, surely are the examples of the adverb of
certainty.
Use of adverb of certainty in sentences:
1) He surely won’t forget.
2) He is certainly a smart man.
3) She is definitely getting late.
4) They will obviously be punished by teacher.