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Adverbs

Adverbs are words or expressions that modify a verb, adjective, another adverb, determiner, clause, preposition, or sentence. Adverbs typically express manner, place, time, frequency, degree, level of certainty, etc.

Superlative

Compares three or more things or people, usually is compounded of the words 'the most' plus adverb.

The most + adverb

Purpose

Answers the question:

• Why?

To remember

To get

To avoid

Time

Answers the question:

• When?

Later

Still

Yet

Before

Afterwards

Place

Answers the question:

• Where?

Everywhere

There

Here

Upstairs

Outside

Comparative

Compares two things or people, usually is compounded of the word 'more' plus adverb.

More + adverb

Degree

Answers the question:

• To what degree?
• How much?

Almost

Scarcely

Barely

Manner

Answers the question:

• How?

Beautifully

Carefully

Hardly

Quickly

Quite

Well

Just

Topic principal

Frequency

Answers the question:

• How often?

Sometimes

Always

Never

Often

Example

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