Adverbs are words that modify verbs by providing information about the manner, place, time, frequency, or other circumstances of the activity denoted by the verb. Adverbs of manner describe how something is done, such as "slowly" or "neatly". Adverbs of place indicate where something occurs, like "around" or "towards". Adverbs of frequency show how often something takes place, such as "twice a day" or "always". The document provides examples of different types of adverbs and exercises to identify adverbs and their categories in sentences.

1. ADVERBS
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2. Words that modify Verbs
are known as
Adverbs

12. He drives slowly
How does he drive?
slowly

13. They always arrive early.
When do they arrive?
early

14. She searched everywhere.
Where did she search?
everywhere

15. She writes neatly.
Adverb: neatly
It shows how she writes.
Adverbs of Manner

16. He looked around.
Adverb:
around
It shows where he looked.
Adverbs of Place

17. Brush your teeth twice a day.
Adverb:
twice a day
It shows how often you should brush a day.
Adverbs of Frequency

18. Identify the adverb and its type
● We celebrate our school Day annually.
● He beautifully arranged the flowers in the vase.
● Our teacher walked towards the black board.
● She always speaks gently.

19. ● We celebrate our school Day annually.
● He beautifully arranged the flowers in the vase.
● Our teacher walked towards the black board.
● She always speaks gently.
Identify the adverb and its type

20. ● We celebrate our school Day annually.
● ( Adverb of Frequency)
● He beautifully arranged the flowers in the vase. ( Adverb of
Manner)
● Our teacher walked towards the black board.
● ( Adverb of Place)
● She always speaks gently.
● (Adverb of Frequency and Manner)
Identify the adverb and its type

21. Adverbs
modify other words and phrases
by providing information
about the
place, time, manner, certainty, frequency,
or other circumstances
of the activity
denoted by the verbs or verb phrases
in the sentences.

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