This document defines and provides examples of different types of adverbs including adverbs of frequency, time, place, manner, degree, and comment adverbs. It explains that adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs and are often formed by adding -ly to adjectives. Examples are provided to illustrate how adverbs are used in sentences to describe when, how often, how, how much, and where actions occur as well as to provide opinions.

1. ADVERBS

2. ADVERBS
• HE IS A GOOD DANCER.
• GOOD – ADJECTIVE
• ADJECTIVE + NOUN
• HE DANCES WELL.
• WELL – ADVERB
• VERB + ADVERB
• SHE IS VERY SMART.
• HE RUNS REALLY SLOWLY.
• ADVERB: ADJECTIVE + LY
• IRREGULAR ADVERBS:
• GOOD – WELL
• FAST – FAST
• HARD – HARD
• EARLY – EARLY
• LATE - LATE

3. ADVERBS’ PLACE IN A SENTENCE
• I SOMETIMES HELP HIM.
• I AM SOMETIMES LATE TO WORK.
• I DON’T EVEN KNOW WHAT TO SAY.
• HE’LL PROBABLY JOIN US SOON.

4. ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY – HOW OFTEN?
• I SOMETIMES GO TO THE GYM.
• SOMETIMES I CAN DRINK TEA BUT I USUALLY DRINK COFFEE.
• I HAVE NEVER WANTED TO JOIN THE GYM BUT SHE FORCED ME.
• HE GOES TO THE GYM EVERY DAY.

5. ADVERBS OF TIME – WHEN?
• I AM GOING TO PARIS ON MONDAY.
• YESTERDAY I WAS VERY PRODUCTIVE.

6. ADVERBS OF PLACE – WHERE?
• I GO TO THE GYM ON WEEKENDS.
• COME HOME RIGHT NOW!

7. ADVERBS OF MANNER – HOW?
• HE WORKS HARD.
• SHE SINGS BEAUTIFULLY.

8. ADVERBS OF DEGREE – HOW MUCH?
• HE ALMOST LOST HIS JOB!
• SHE’S EXTREMELY INTELLIGENT.
• SHE’S A LITTLE ARROGANT.
• HE WORKS A LOT.

9. COMMENT ADVERBS (GIVE OPINION)
• UNFORTUNATELY, WE COULDN’T MAKE IT.
• SADLY, IT WAS TOO LATE.
• OBVIOUSLY, IT WAS A WRONG DECISION.
• IT WAS OBVIOUSLY A WRONG DECISION.