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Adverb may express circumstances that attend an action/state, or point out
characteristic features of an action/quality
The function of an adverb is that of an adverbial modifier An adverb may modify verbs/verbals, adjectives and adverbs
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Morphological Structure of Adverbs
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Semantic classification of adverbs
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Adverbs: Degrees of Comparison
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Adverbs and Adjectives
(confusing cases)
Many adjectives can be made adverbs by adding
-ly.
Compare:
The engine's very quiet. . It runs very quietly.
He's a wonderful guitarist. He plays wonderfully.
But
Some words that end in -ly are adjectives, not adverbs. For example: friendly, lovely, lonely, likely, ugly, deadly, cowardly, silly. These words cannot be used as adverbs.-
He spoke to me in a very friendly way.
Her singing was lovely. (Or: She sang beautifully.)
Other words that end in -ly can be both adjectives and adverbs. Examples are daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, early.
A daily paper is published daily
We get up early to catch an early train
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Adverbs with two forms (1)
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Adverbs with two forms (2)
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Adverbs with two forms (3)