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The document discusses different types of adverbs including manner, time, place, frequency and extent adverbs. It provides examples of adverbs modifying verbs, adjectives, other adverbs and prepositional phrases. The document also covers how to identify adverbs, different types of adverbs like degree adverbs, placement of adverbs in sentences, proper use of hyphens with adverbs, adverbs that compare, forming adverbs from adjectives and adverbs that do not end in "ly".
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This document provides information about adverbs including:
1) Adverbs describe verbs, modify adjectives and other adverbs. They answer questions like how, when, where, etc. but do not modify nouns.
2) There are three degrees of comparison for adverbs - positive, comparative, and superlative. Adverbs form comparatives and superlatives using "er", "est", "more", and "most".
3) Most adverbs are formed by adding "-ly" to adjectives. Some adverbs are identical to adjectives while others are not derived from other words.
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Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. They describe manner, time, place, frequency or degree. Common adverbs end in "-ly" but not all do. Adverbs of time answer when, adverbs of place answer where, and adverbs of manner answer how or in what way. It is important not to confuse adjectives and adverbs, as adjectives modify nouns while adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
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Chapter 2
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2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
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- 1. adverbs
- 4. Modifying a verb Johnny speaks loudly.
- 5. Modifying an adjective He is really handsome.
- 6. Modifying another adverb He drives incredibly slowly.
- 7. Modifying a prepositional phrase It’s immediately inside the door.
- 8. Modifying an entire sentence Obviously, they can’t know everything.
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- 11. Examples: How (Manner) Herman easily lifted the ball.
- 12. When (Time) My friend arrived earlier.
- 13. Where (Place) She hid the key nearby.
- 14. How often (Frequency) They always quarrel.
- 15. To what extent That was a very good presentation.
- 16. Prepositional phrases acting as Adverb
- 17. Examples • Modifying Verbs: – In Funan park, you can ride in swan-shaped boats. (where) – The masked men always appear at night. (when) – I consumed the steak in short order. (how)
- 18. Examples • Modifying Adjective: –I am angry with you. • Modifying adverb: • The back hoe dug deeply into the earth.
- 20. Examples • The trip went well. • The old well was full by morning.
- 21. Examples • I will catch the early train. • I awoke early this morning.
- 23. Examples • Soft + ly Softly • Gradual + ly Gradually – Remember! Adjectives naturally end in "le" or "ly" do not form attractive adverbs.
- 24. Degree Adverbs
- 25. Examples • Suddenly: very suddenly • Slowly: extremely slowly » Other examples: almost, barely, entirely, highly, quite, slightly, and totally.
- 26. Placement of Adverb • Before verb – Ex: The car immediately stopped. • After verb – Ex: The car stopped immediately. • Before adjective – Ex: That’s an extremely dangerous corner for bicycle riders. • Before adverb – Ex: The car turned the corner really quickly.
- 27. Proper use of Hyphen /-/
- 28. Examples • He brought a carefully prepared breakfast. • She bought a pair of much-needed shoes. • Her new shoes were much needed.
- 29. Other examples • ever-changing tides • far-reaching events • ill-educated person • well-fed cattle
- 31. Adverbs That Compare • Comparing two actions: –The boy worked more steadily than me. –The cow ran faster than the snail
- 32. Adverbs That Compare • Comparing three or more actions. – The woman sang most beautifully of all. – The ant worked the hardest of all the insects.
- 33. Other Examples Regular Adverbs Fast Faster Fastest Early Earlier Earliest Rapidly More rapidly Most Rapidly Easily More easily Most easily Irregular Adverbs Badly Worse Worst Far Farther Farthest Well Better Best
- 34. Confusing Adverb Pairs Adverb Well Badly Really Surely Adjective Good Bad Real Sure Examples: Her test results were good. (adjective linked to results) She did well on her test. (adverb modifying verb did)
- 35. Adjective to Adverb Add ly to an adjective root to form the majority of adverbs. Adjective Adverb Cautious Cautiously Extreme Extremely Perfect Perfectly Skillful Skillfully Adjec tive ly Adve rb
- 36. Adverbs that does not end in ‘ly’
- 37. List Again Near Far More Down Up Sometimes Then Once Almost Now Hard Much There Twice Soon Nowhere Often Always Too Fast
- 38. The End!