This document defines and provides examples of different types of adverbs. It explains that adverbs are used to modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, and phrases. The main types of adverbs are adverbs of manner, place, time, and degree. Examples are provided for each type to illustrate how they answer questions about how, where, when, and to what extent an action occurred. A list of common adverbs is also included, grouped by their function. The document concludes with an activity that asks the reader to identify adverbs in sample sentences.

1. Submitted by: Micah Martin
Althea Cardoza
Submitted to: Xavier Velasco
Project in English-7

3. What is adverb?
▪An adverb is a word that is
used to change or qualify the
meaning of an adjective, a
clause, another adverb, or any
other type of word or phrase
with the exception of
determiners and adjectives
that directly modify nouns.

5. Adverb
Adverbs normally carry out out these
functions by answering questions
such as:

6. 1.When? She always wakes up
early.
2.How? He drives carefully.
3.Where? They go everywhere
together.
4.In what way? She eat slowly.
5.To what extent? It is terribly
hot.

7. This is called adverbial function
and may be accomplished by
adverbial clauses and
adverbial phrases as well as by
adverbs that stand alone.

8. Kinds of adverbs

9. Adverbs of Manner
▪ -tell us the manner or way in which
something happens. It answers the
question how. Examples:
▪ 1.He speaks slowly. (How does he speak?)
▪ 2.They helped us cheerfully. (How did they
help us? )

11. Adverbs of Place
-Tell us the place where something
happens. It answers the question where.
Examples:
▪ 1. Please seat here. (Where should i
seat?)
▪ 2.They looked Everywhere. ( Where do
they look?)

13. Adverbs of Time
-tell us something about the time that
something happens. It answers the question
when.
Examples:
▪ 1. He came yesterday. ( when did he
came?)
▪ 2. I want it now. ( When do i want it?)

15. Adverbs of Degree
-tell us the degree or extent to which
something happens. It answers the
question how much or to what
degree.
Example
▪ 1. She entirely agrees with him. (
How much does she agree with
him?)
▪ 2.Mary is very beautiful. ( How

17. Adverb List
▪ There are many different words that
function as adverbs. The following list is
broken down into segments which list
adverbs by function.
▪ Many adverbs end in "-ly". This makes it
very easy to spot the adverbs in most
sentences.
Abruptly Boldly Horribly
Carefully Deliberately Mildly

18. ▪ Some adverbs tell us where the action
happened. These are Some adverbs
tell us where the action happened.
These are known as Adverbs of Place.
▪ Everywhere There
▪ Underground Upstair
▪ Here
▪ Inside

19. Certain adverbs let us know when or how
often the action happened. These are
known as Adverb of Time.
▪ After Before Yesterday
▪ Later Now
▪ Always Today

20. Certain adverbs called Adverbs of
manner tell us about the way in which
something was done.
▪ Briskly Willingly
▪ Cheerfully
▪ Expectantly
▪ Randomly

21. Activity
Identify the adverb in each
sentence
▪ 1. He drove quite dangerously.
▪ 2.I will go there.
▪ 3.She came here last week.
▪ 4 He waits patiently.
▪ 5.He is extremely handsome.