This document discusses adverbs in Hebrew grammar. It states that adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs in a sentence, rather than nouns. While many English adverbs end in "-ly", Hebrew adverbs do not conjugate. The document also notes that some words can be either adjectives or adverbs depending on context, and should follow the rules for the part of speech. Finally, it mentions that adverbs usually follow the word they modify in a sentence.

1. Adverbs
 In this lesson, we will take a look at a different grammatical
element: adverbs.

2. Adverbs
 Hebrew adverbs are words that modify any part of a
sentence other than a noun. These include verbs,
adjectives, and even other adverbs. In English many of
these words end in –ly.
 Fortunately, Hebrew adverbs don’t conjugate to the word
they modify. Keep in mind that some words can be both
adjectives and adverbs at different times depending on
context. If the word is an adjective it will follow the rules for
adjectives.
 Adverbs usually follow the word they modify. That is it!
Adverbs in Hebrew are pretty easy to use.