• She (quickly,quick) decided to write She (quickly,quick) decided to write her paper. her paper.

• She (completely,complete) rejected She (completely,complete) rejected his proposal.his proposal.

• They were (real,really) unhappy.They were (real,really) unhappy.

• (Finally, final) he will be on time.(Finally, final) he will be on time.

• He walked (quick, quickly). He walked (quick, quickly).

Quickly

Completely

Really

Finally

quickly

ADVERBS

Adverb?

- Modify verb, adjective and another adverb

Examples:

1. John walked quickly towards the door.

2. The blouse was outrageously expensive.

3. The cheetah ran incredibly quickly.

AdverbAdverb

Other examples

1. I saw him yesterday.

verb: saw

Adverb: yesterday

2. She simply ignored me.

verb: ignored

adverb: simply

3. We know this city well.

verb: know

adverb: well

4. I accepted new task willingly.

verb: accepted

adverb: willingly

Adverb Without ly Ending

a.) Take it easy.

b.) Speak out loud.

c.) Hold on tight.

d.) Keep your singing soft.

Identify in what part of speech are the ff:1. They – Pronoun2. Promptly – adverb3. Out – Preposition4. Cute – Adjective5. Ouch – Interjection6. Mother – Noun7. Because – Conjunction8. Is – Verb9. Last night – Adverb10. Often - Adverb

What are the kinds of Adverbs?

Kinds of Adverbs1.) Adverb of Manner

2.) Adverb of Place

3.) Adverb of Time

4.) Adverb of Degree

5.) Adverb of Frequency

Identify Adverbs of MannerIdentify Adverbs of MannerSeldom earlyQuite downAlmost dailyNearly nowUp tomorrowHere quicklyThere easily GladlySoonCarefully

Adverb of MannerCarefully

Gladly

quickly

easily

Adverb of Manner

- It tells how something happen

- are closely related to corresponding adjectives.

- are formed by adding ly to the corresponding adjectives.

Examples:

- carefully

- quickly

- gladly

- easily

He walked quickly.

She learned easily.

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Identify Adverbs of PlaceIdentify Adverbs of Place

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Adverb of PlaceHere

There

Up

down

Adverb of Place

- It tells where something happen

-

Examples: anywhere

outside

Somewhere

There

underground

upstairs

here

Other examples:

• Sheila went inside.  • The kids went outside.   • I looked for it everywhere. • I can't see it anywhere. 5. Here's Tom.  6. There's Ann. 7. Here comes the train.

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Identify Adverbs of TimeIdentify Adverbs of Time

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Adverb of PlaceTomorrow

Now

Early

Soon

Adverb of Time

- It shows when an action is done

- It provides information on when something happens.

Examples:

Yesterday

Early

Last week

Soon

now

1. He did it yesterday

2. I am going to the shops on Monday.

3. We'll let you know our decision next week.

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Identify Adverbs of DegreeIdentify Adverbs of Degree

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Adverbs of DegreeQuite

Nearly

almost

Adverb of Degree

- It tells us the strength or intensity of something that happens.

- Basically they answer the sort of question that asks How much ...? or How little...?

Examples:almostentirely

extremelygreatlyhighlyhugely

moderatelystrongly

Other examples:

1. The man drove badly.

2. They enjoyed the film immensely.

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Identify Adverbs of FrequencyIdentify Adverbs of FrequencySeldom earlyQuite downAlmost NearlyUp tomorrowHere quicklyThere easily Gladly nowSoon nearlyCarefully Daily

Often

Adverbs of Frequency

OftenDaily

Seldom

Adverb of Frequency - It tells how often you do something. - Adverbs of frequency include (form most often to

least often): always

usuallyoftensometimesoccasionallyseldomrarelynever

Other examples:

1.She doesn't often visit Europe.

2.Pete never gets angry.

3.Tom is usually very friendly.

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