Adverbs
What is an Adverb
An Adverb is a
word that tell us more about a verb , adjectives or other adverb. Wile a verb generally
shows action. The Adverb describes
something about the verb.
Adverbs can In
to an adjective answer questions like this :-
"how,"
"when," "where," "how much.
Many adverb is
formed by adding '-ly' to an adjective
If the
adjective ends in '-y', replace the 'y' with 'i' and add '-ly'
If the
adjective ends in -'able', '-ible', or '-le', replace the '-e' with '-y'
Some adverbs
have the same form as the adjective
Examples for Adverb
1.
I’ll eventually come.
2.
I hopelessly
wait.
3.
I totally
confused.
2. Conjunctive Adverbs
Interrogative Adverbs
An
interrogative adverb asks a question. The interrogative adverbs are how, when,
where, and why.
How did you get
here?
Where are you
going next?
Conjunctive Adverbs
You can use a
conjunctive adverb to join two clauses together. Some common conjunctive
adverbs are
besides, however, indeed, moreover, nevertheless, otherwise, therefore , still, hence, next, finally,
accordingly , also , then …… etc
1.
The climate is
good today, therefore I think I’ll go to picnic
2. After moving
the hot sun, Kumar was too hungry to
shower, he did wash his dirty hands'however.
Activity
Put suitable adverbs’ in to the correct
space
1.
Lazy man do not word ---------
2.
The little girl is happy and is singing -------
3.
Good pupils read and write ------
4.
A tortoise move very -----
5.
Rabbits run very -----
6.
Bad pupils read and write -----
7.
We are still in the class room ------
8.
A lazy man gets up ------- in the morning .
9.
Te questions are easy , and the pupils can answer
them ------
10.
We shall go to picnic --------
Badly , slowly , now, well, happily
, tomorrow, easily , late, quickly , late, hardly
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