Adverbials provide additional information about verbs and adjectives. They can describe how often, where, when, or how long an action occurs. Adverbials can also grade adjectives. They are placed in different positions in sentences, including before the subject, between the subject and verb, or between an auxiliary and main verb. Adverbials indicate degree, manner, place, time, and frequency.

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2. We generally use adverbials to provide additional information about a verb or an adjective.

4. We can use them to add information about the verb by : Describing how often happens. Describing where the action happens. Describing when the action happens Telling us how long an action continued for. ADVERBIALS

5. we can also use them to give extra information about adjectives, for example, by grading them. We can use them at the beginning. Between the subject and the main verb. Between an auxiliary and the main verb. In negative sentences the adverb can be placed either between the subject and a negative auxiliary or directly after the negative auxiliary. ADVERBIALS

6. Degree: They tell us how much, they usually come before the adjective, verb or adverb they qualify. Manner: They tell us how something happens, they usually occur at the end of the sentence. Place: They tell us where something happens, they usually occur at the en of the sentence . Time: They tell us when something happens, they usually go al the end of the sentence. Frequency : They tell us how often something happens, they usually occur before the main verb.