Title: Adverbs
1Adverbs
2Adverbs modifyverbsadjectivesother
adverbsquantifiersandwhole sentences
3They answer the questionsHow?When?Where
?How often?How sure?
4Adverbs that modify verbs can go in several
different places in a sentence.At the
beginningAt the endAfter the helping verb
5Adverbs that modify adjectives and other
adverbs go directly before the words they
modify.She is always late.
6Add ly to adjectives to form many
adverbs.Quick quicklycareful
carefullynice nicelyeasy - easily
7Children learn new languages easily.He
speaks English very well.
8Many adverbs do not end in ly.
- Fast
- Here
- Late
- Often
- Now
- There
- Sometimes
- Today
- Upstairs
- Downstairs
- Very
- Well
- Yesterday
- Inside
- Outside
- Always
9Adverbs of possibility tell how sure we
are about somethingcertainly, definitely,
probably, perhaps, maybe, possibly
10Position of adverbs of possibility
- Perhaps and maybe are at the beginning of the
sentence - The others go after the subject and be but before
other main verbs
11Perhaps we should eat in the cafeteria
today. I certainly want you in the next class.