The document discusses the different types of adverbs in English. It covers adverbs of degree, time, frequency, manner, place, conjunction, certainty, viewpoint and commenting, and purpose. It also discusses how some adverbs are formed from adjectives by adding suffixes like -ly. Some examples of common adverb types and their formations are provided.

1. Adjecti
ves
and

2. Adjective (
word )
phrase )
sentence )
good, bad, new, hot, my,
this
2

3. )
1.
attributive use )
She is a beautiful girl.
( beautiful girl)
These
are small envelopes.
( small envelopes)

4. 2. predicative
use ) verb to be
adjective
noun pronoun
verb to be
- The girl is beautiful.
( beautiful verb
to be
girl the
girl
- These envelopes are small.

5. 1. Proper adjective (
Proper noun
Proper noun Proper Adjective
Chinese =
China =
,
France = French =
,
Italian =
Italy =
,

6. large fat big huge
heavy light thin small
expens
cheap brave coward
ive
white dark tall handsome

7. uncountable noun )
enoug
much any half little
h
all whole some great sufficient

8. order ) 2
1. DEFINITE NUMERAL )
3
(1) CARDINAL) ONE, TWO, THREE,
FOUR …
(2) ORDINAL ) FIRST, SECOND,
THIRD…
(3) MULTIPLICATIVE ) SINGLE,
DOUBLE, TRIPLE…
2. INDEFINITE NUMERAL )
many no few some
sever
any all enough
al

9. 2
1. Definite Demonstrative
the this these that
the
those such the other
same
2. Indefinite Demonstrative
a one such any other
an a certain some other
any certain another

10. 6. Distributive Adjective
2
each
2
every
either 2
neither 2

11. 7. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE
MY ,
YOUR, HIS, HER, ITS, THEIR OUR
8. INTERROGATIVE ADJECTIVE
WHAT WHICH WHOSE

12. ADVERBS (
TYPES (
)

13. 1. Adverbs of Degree
adjective adverb
absolute certai definit proba entir obvious
very
ly nly ely, bly ely ly
nearl
almost quite just too enough hardly
y
complete extre exact scarc
very so much
ly mely ly ely
perha proba rathe fairl slightl
quite only
ps bly r y y

14. MAIN VERB
AUXILIARY VERB ) MAIN VERB
-THE WATER WAS EXTREMELY COLD.
( ADJECTIVE - COLD)
-I AM TOO TIRED TO GO OUT TONIGHT.
ADJECTIVE - TIRED)
PLEASE DO NOT SPEAK TOO FAST.
ADVERB - FAST )

15. (WHEN )
( FOR HOW LONG )
( HOW OFTEN )
WHEN : TODAY, YESTERDAY, LATER, NOW, LAST
YEAR, AFTER, SOON, BEFORE, SOMETIME (
, , IMMEDIATELY, RECENTLY,
EARLY
FOR HOW LONG : ALL DAY, NOT LONG, FOR A
WHILE, SINCE LAST YEAR, TEMPORARILY, BRIEFLY,
FROM......TO, TILL, UNTIL ( ADVERBS
OF DURATION )
HOW OFTEN : SOMETIMES ( ,
FREQUENTLY, NEVER, OFTEN, ALWAYS, MONTHLY (
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY )

16. ADVERB FOR HOW LONG )
I LIVED IN AUSTRALIA FOR A
YEAR. 1
ADVERB HOW OFTEN )
MAIN VERB )
( AUXILIARY VERBS )
I OFTEN EAT VEGETARIAN FOOD.
ADVERB
THIS MAGAZINE IS PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
ADVERBS
SHE REGULARLY VISITS FRANCE.
SHE VISITS FRANCE REGULARLY.

17. 3. ADVERBS OF MANNER ADVERB
( HOW ) ADVERB
-LY
actively any how
aggressive
loudly
ly
distinctl
carefully
y
easily equally
fast gladly
intention
greedily
ally
promptl
quickly
y

18. THEY WALK SLOWLY. (
SLOWLY WALK
HER EYES SHINE BRIGHTLY.
I CAN SPEAK JAPANESE WELL.
JAPANESE SPEAK )
SHE SINGS THE SONG BEAUTIFULLY.
( SONG SING )

19. I HAVE CAREFULLY CONSIDERED ALL OF THE
POSSIBILITIES.
I HARDLY HAD ANY TIME TO TALK TO HIM.
ADVERBS OF MANNER
ADVERB
PATIENTLY, WE WAITED FOR THE SHOW TO
BEGIN.

20. ADVERBS OF MANNER HOW
-HOW QUICKLY THE TIME PASSES!
HOW HARD SHE WORKS!
PASSIVE VOICE ADVERB OF
MANNER 3
-THE REPORT WAS WELL WRITTEN.

21. (INFORMAL)
I WANTED TO CONSIDER THE SITUATION CAREFULLY.
( FORMAL )
ADVERB OF MANNER PHRASES
CLAUSES
WE ARRIVED ON FOOT. ( ON
FOOT PHRASE )
WE FINISHED THE WORK AS QUICKLY AS WE
COULD.
( AS QUICKLY AS WE COULD CLAUSE )

22. 4. ADVERB OF PLACE ADVERB
( WHERE )
downstai outdoor indoor
upstairs outside inside here there
rs s s
somewhe everywhe anywher elsewhe southwar backwar
nowhere home
re re e re ds ds

23. ) OBJECT )
THE STUDENTS ARE WALKING HOME.
YOU 'LL FIND THESE FLOWERS EVERYWHERE.
( - FLOWERS )
THE BOOKS ARE HERE.
- ARE )
CAT DON'T USUALLY WALK BACKWARDS.
- WALK )

24. 5. Conjunctive Adverbs
(independent clause )
accordin anywa certainl conseque
also besides
gly y y ntly
further howeve incident
further hence indeed
more r ally
meanwhi moreove namel nevert nonethel
next
le r y heless ess
thereaf therefo
similarly still then thus
ter re
other
finally likewise finally instead now

25. COMMA SO OTHERWISE
COMMA
-BILL WENT TO SCHOOL; HOWEVER, HE DIDN'T
ATTEND CLASSES.
-THE CHECK WAS FOR MORE THAN THE
BALANCE; CONSEQUENTLY, IT BOUNCED.
-YOU WILL NEED TO FOCUS ON THE
GOAL; OTHERWISE IT IS EASY TO GET DISTRACTED.
( COMMA
OTHERWISE )

26. WHY, WHERE, HOW, WHEN
WHY ARE YOU SO LATE?
WHERE IS MY PASSPORT?
HOW MUCH IS THAT COAT?
WHEN DOES THE TRAIN ARRIVE?

27. RELATIVE CLAUSE WHEN, WHERE,
WHY PREPOSITION + WHICH
I REMEMBER THE DAY WHEN WE FIRST MET .
( WHEN = PREPOSITION ON + WHICH )
THAT'S THE RESTAURANT WHERE WE HAD DINNER
LAST NIGHT.
( WHERE= PREPOSITION AT/IN + WHICH)
THE REASON WHY HE REFUSED IS UNCONVINCING.
WHY= PREPOSITION FOR + WHICH )

28. 8. Viewpoint and Commenting
Adverbs
seriousl confiden personal
honestly
y tially ly
surprisin economic officiall
ideally
gly ally y
obviousl
clearly
Honestly, I think he is a liar.
y
Personally, I'd rather go by train.
You obviously enjoined your meal.

29. 9. ADVERBS PHRASES AND CLAUSES OF
PURPOSE
WHY"
I WENT TO THE STORE YESTERDAY TO BUY SOME
SUGAR.
I WILL GO TO THE LIBRARY TOMORROW TO
RETURN THE BOOK.
I NEED TO BUY A NEW SHIRT BECAUSE MY OLD ONE IS
WORN OUT.
COMMA
BECAUSE IT WAS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL DAY, I DECIDED
TO GO FOR A WALK

30. 10. ADVERBS OF CERTAINTY
CERTAINLY , DEFINITELY, PROBABLY, UNDOUBTEDLY,
SURELY
HE DEFINITELY LEFT THE HOUSE THIS MORNING.
HE HAS CERTAINLY FORGOTTEN THE MEETING.
HE WILL PROBABLY REMEMBER TOMORROW.
UNDOUBTEDLY, WINSTON CHURCHILL WAS A GREAT
POLITICIAN.

31. ADVERB
S

32. ADVERBS
ADJECTIVES ) SUFFIX )-
LY
ADVERB NOUNS
- LY
nouns adverbs
day daily
week weekly
month monthly
year yearly

33. ADJECTIVES -LY
ADVERBS ADJECTIVES
ADVERBS OF MANNER -
LY
1. - LY
Adjective Adverb of Manner
bad badly
complete completely
normal normally
surprising surprisingly

34. Adjectives ic -
al -ly
Adjective Adverb of Manner
dramatic dramatically
scientific scientifically
specific specifically
3. Adjectives le -
le
e y
Adjectives Adverbs of Manner
favorable favorably
humble humbly
simple simply

35. . Adjective le
le
ly
Adjective Adverb of Manner
agile agilely
sole solely
whole e
ly
Adjective Adverb of Manner
whole wholly

36. . Adjectives
ll y
Adjective Adverb of Manner
dull dully
full fully
Adjectives ue e
ly
Adjective Adverb of Manner
due duly
true truly

37. 7. ADJECTIVES Y
Y Y
I LY
Adverb of
Adjective
Manner
busy busily
easy easily
happy happily
angry angrily

38. adjectives shy sly
ly
Adjective Adverb of Manner
shy shyly
sly slyly
adjective gay y i
ly
Adverb of
Adjective
Manner
gay gaily

39. adverbs of manner adverb
ly consequently
subsequently conjunctive
adverbs. Adverbs of Time
( frequency ) ly
adjective
Adjective Adverb of Frequency
frequent frequently
rare rarely
usual usually
Adverbs ly
Adjective Adverb of Manner
good well

40. B. Adverbs of manner, location,
time and frequency
Adjective
Adjective Adverb of Manner
fast fast
fast run fast
train
hard hard
hard work hard
worker
little little
loud loud or loudly
much much
straight straight
Adjective Adverb of Location
far A man of far He lives far up the
far vision. mountain.
high high
low low
near near

41. Adjective Adverb of Time
long long long live
journey long
first first
late late
early early
Adverb of
Adjective
Frequency
daily go
daily dai
to work daily.
ly newspaper
( every day )
monthly monthly

42. C. Adverbs
ly
Adver Adver
b b
hard
hard
ly scarcely )
highl
high
y very well )
latel
late
early ( y recently )

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