TopicGrammar subtopicAdverbs What is an adverb Wonderfully Proudly

Topic-Grammar sub-topic-Adverbs

What is an adverb?

Wonderfully Proudly Immediately Intelligently Happily quickly

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TYPES OF ADVERBS

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ADVERBS OF MANNER THEY TELL US HOW SOMETHING IS DONE OR WAS DONE (IN WHAT MANNER) EXAMPLES. Clearly, attentively, quickly, slo wly, sadly, beautifully, well, hard, carefully and soundly

Examples in sentences Jane sang beautifully I slept soundly Carry this parcel carefully I walked quickly

NOTE MANY ADVERBS ARE FORMED FROM ADJECTIVES BY ADDING –ly TO THE ADJECTIVE EXAMPLE. . QUICK-QUICKLY CAREFUL-CAREFULLY SUDEN-SUDDENLY NICE-NICELY SLOW-SLOWLY BAD-BADLY

HOWEVER NOT ALL WORDS ENDING IN –ly ARE ADVERBS LONELY LOVELY FRIENDLY LIVELY LIKELY

ADVERBS NOT ENDING IN -ly Fast Well hard

ADVERBS OF TIME THEY SHOW WHEN SOMETHING HAPPENS EXAMPLES. early finally before , formerly, since, lately yesterday, immediately, already, then, tomorrow, soon, afterwards

Examples in sentences We need to go for practice now The two men had met before They are going to be here soon The bus will come today I will see you tomorrow or tomorrow I will see you.

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY THEY ANSWER THE QUESTION HOW OFTEN They show often something is done or how often an action is done. EXAMPLES once, twice, sometimes, frequently often, always, daily, rarely, usually yearly, again, normally

Examples in sentences The boys often go to the beach in the morning We occasionally have thunderstorms in June. Mwakisha had twice won the competition. The boys always expect Pendo to participate in the game.

ADVERBS OF PLACE THEY ANSWER THE QUESTION WHERE? It show where something or somebody is? EXAMPLES- here, there, inside, south, everywhere, forward, backward, within, away,

Examples in sentences She has been here since last December I left the ball there Put the books inside your bag

ADVERBS OF DEGREE IT SHOWS TO WHAT EXTENT OR DEGREE SOMETHING HAPPENS. EXAMPLES too Sometimes, partly, very, quite, fully, rather, so, always, seldom, usually, rarely, often

EXAMPLES IN SENTENCES Our team is fully prepared. The clerk is quite busy now The cake is almost ready This cake is very sweet.

Assingment Head Start English book page 130 exercise 1 and 2 Head Start English book Page 137 exercise 1, 2 Head Start English book 1 Page 138 exercise 3

Further study Advancing in English book 1 page 129, 137, 138 Flipflopteacher. blogspot. com