Lesson No 17C-Using Adverbs In Sentences
Using Adverbs in Sentences
Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. They provide information about how, when, where, why, or to what extent something happens.
Here are some examples of how to use adverbs in sentences:
Modifying Verbs
- Manner: He quickly finished his work.
- Time: She often goes to the park.
- Place: They carefully packed their bags.
- Degree: I really like this movie.
- Frequency: She never lies.
Modifying Adjectives
- Degree: The movie was extremely funny.
- Manner: She is a very kind person.
Modifying Other Adverbs
Manner: She speaks English very well.Examples of adverbs used in sentences:
Degree: He ran extremely fast.
Manner adverbs:
- She quickly ate her lunch.
- The dog ran slowly.
- He spoke carefully.
Time adverbs:
- I will see you tomorrow.
- We went to the beach yesterday.
- She always arrives on time.
Place adverbs:
- They live here.
- I went outside.
- The cat is under the bed.
Frequency adverbs:
- I often go to the gym.
- She never lies.
- We sometimes eat pizza.
Degree adverbs:
- It’s very cold outside.
- She is quite intelligent.
- The movie was extremely boring.
Would you like to practice using adverbs in sentences? I can give you some exercises.
