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    PARTS OF SPEECH:

    ADVERBS

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     ADVERBS• Is a word or group of words that qualifies, limits,

    describes, or modifies a verb.

    • It also modifies an adjective, another adverb, apreposition, a conjunction, a phrase, or a clause.

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    Kinds of Adverbs:

    • Adverbs of Manner ( quickly, softly, intelligently, lightly …)

    • I carried the boxes to the garageeffortlessly.

    • The childrenquickly ran out of the room.

    • Adverbs of Place  (inside the room, on the porch, behind the wall …)

    • I looked around but nobody wasthere.

    • My brother left his bookon the porch.

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    • Adverbs of Time  ( today, next time, yesterday …)

    • The guest will be arrivingsoon.

    • Our new neighbour moved next to our houseyesterday.

    • Adverbs of Frequency  ( daily, annually, frequently …)

    • He visited meoften when I was in the hospital.

    • People should take a bathdaily.

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    ..

    • Adverb of Degree (tells the intensity of an action;

    placed before the adj.,adv., or verb) e.g.( wholeheartedly,quite, fully, extremely, almost)

    • The garden isentirely planted with orchids.

    • Mrs. Palermo is arespectably business woman.

    • Adverb of Reason  ( therefore, thus, consequently, to see you)

    • Sam will drop by the houseto see you.

    • Belle went up the stageto perform.

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    • Adverb of Negation

      ( never, no, not )

    • I didnot want this to happen.

    • Never did we knew that he will go that far.

    • Adverb of Affirmation  ( yes, indeed )

    • Ivan isdefinitely an expert in photography.

    • Iabsolutely would like to join your group.

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    Adverb of Number

    • Finally, firstly, secondly, lastly, once, twice.

    • And lastly , I have seen him.

    • Finally , after some verbal exchanges, things aresettled.

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    Identify the adverb used in each sentence. Write

    the classification on the blank provided beforeeach number.

    ____________ 1. Those stores illegally sell mobile

    phones and iPods.

    ____________ 2. The teachers will visit Ronnie in thehospital later.

    ____________ 3. The garden is entirely planted withflowers.

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    _________ 4. Ian is definitely an expert inphotography.

    _________ 5. The dog slept with him in the bedroom.

    _________ 6. Ms. Militante is a respectably younglady.

    _________ 7. The movie house was full, so we had togo elsewhere.

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    __________ 8. The professor often calls the attentionof the noisy students in his class.

    __________ 9. I bet she’ll never give you her number.

    __________ 10. Chris will drop by the house to see you.

    __________ 11. The bulb shines dimly. I think italready needs replacement.

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    __________ 12. You had to be early tomorrow, you willleave at 6 a.m.

    __________ 13. Belle went up the building to

    announce the news.

    __________ 14. Fritz is not joining the trip, he has animportant appointment to attend to.

    __________ 15. Anthony sends flowers to Emily weekly.

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    Identify the adverb used in each sentence. Write

    the classification on the blank provided beforeeach number.

    ___manner_ 1. Those storesillegally sell mobile

    phones and iPods.

    _____time____ 2. The teachers will visit Ronnie in thehospitallater.

    _____degree_____ 3. The garden isentirely planted with flowers.

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    ___affirmation____ 4. Ian isdefinitely an expert inphotography.

    _____place____ 5. The dog slept with himin the

     bedroom.

    __degree_____ 6. Ms. Militante is arespectably  young lady.

    ____place_____ 7. The movie house was full, so wehad to goelsewhere.

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    ___FREQUENCY__ 8. The professoroften calls theattention of the noisy students in his class.

    __negation_ 9. I bet she’llnever give you her number.

    ___reason_____ 10. Chris will drop by the housetosee you.

    ___degree_____ 11. The bulb shinesdimly. I think italready needs replacement.

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    ____time_____ 12. You had to beearly tomorrow, you will leave at 6 a.m.

    ____reason____ 13. Belle went up the buildingto

    announce the news.

    _____negation_____ 14. Fritz isnot joining the trip,he has an important appointment to attend to.

    _____FREQUENCY_____ 15. Anthony sends flowersto Emily weekly.

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    Forms of Adverb

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    POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE

    !ase form or simpleform of the adverb" usein describing one action

    #equires the $er”ending or the addition ofmore%less" used tocompare two actions.

    #equires the $est”ending or the addition ofmost%least, is used tocompare more than twoactions.

    Time, frequency, place or absoluteness are used in the positivedegree only and therefore require the base form always.

    &xamples'

    Time/Frequency Place Absolute(ow here eternally  )hen there totally  *eldom nowhere truly  

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    FORMS OF ADVERB

    POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE

    If you want to enjoy the beauty of wild flowersaround +t. &verest,dont wal- fast.

    It was the second day ofour climb but we hadntreached the pea- of&verest, so, we wal-ed

     faster than we did thefirst day.

    n the third day of ourclimb, we wal-ed

     fastest.

    Cautiously, I put thecarton on the ground formy elder brother to

    carry.

    +y brother lifted thecarton morecautiously than I did.

     Alarmed, she grabbedthe carton from my brother and carried it

    most cautiously.*ince then, he visited meeveryday.

    (ow that he wor-s in/anada, he cannot visitme everyday. 0e calls meup weekly instead.

    )he last time he called,he promised to comehome as soon as he cancompletely comply withthe requirements.

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    Adverbials

    • Prepositional phrase functionin as ana!"er#$

    $when the prepositional phrase 1preposition 2noun3 answers the question  %hen& %here&

    ho% or %hy of the action, it may be classifiedas an a!"er#ial.4

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    &xample'

    5. Finally, we are leaving this old, crowdedapartment we have been renting for almost fifteen years. (!en/!ow lon"#$

    6. 7ad has been up since % o&clock in t!emornin". 1since when3

    8. /autiously, I put  the carton on t!e "round .

    1where93

    :. After t!e weddin", we proceeded  to !aguioCity for our !oneymoon. 1when%why93

    ;. 'n a few days, our wedding was held .1

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    Infinitive Phrase funtionin! as an Adverb

    •To ' "er# ( infiniti"e• 

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    • &xample

    5. /autiously, I put  the carton on the ground formy elder brother to carry. 1why93

    6. I ran bac- to the house to call for help. 1why938. *o, !en had to come to our house to do menial

     jobs. 1why93

    :. I get a smaller pac-age as everybody eagerly

    gets his share of the cartons to brin" to thehouse. 1why93

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    Adverb lause as modifier

    • An a!"er# clause, introduced by asu#or!inatin con)unction& sho%srelationship #et%een an in!epen!ent

    clause *+ain clause, an! !epen!entclause *a!"er#ial clause, in a co+ple-an! co+poun! co+ple-.co+ple-sentence$ )he su#or!inatin con)unction

    may indicate +anner& purpose& con!ition&cause an! effect& reason& co+parison&ti+e an! space relationships.

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    Subordinatin! on"untion

    are functions words that join dependent clausesto main clauses" they are of two types"

    )hose that pattern !&/A=*& and

    Forms that pattern li-e  %ho& %ho+& %hose&

     %hich an! that$

    )hese words not only introduce the subordinateclause but lin- it to main clause

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    )here chief functions is to ma-e clear exactly what is the relation between the two clauses. )hechief relations they show are time, place, cause,result, exemption, condition, and alternative.

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    >    After wherever

    >     !ecause as long as

    > *ince so that

    > !efore )ill

    > )han *o that

    >  As if As

    > If Although>  ?rovided

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    #lause

    • A group of words that expresses completethought 1independent3 or may not expresses

    complete thought 1dependent3.

    &xample'

     ' was !appy when I was your woman.

     ' will study !ard if my Mom will give me an Iphone.

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    &xamples

    :. )hey wanted him to follow traditional marriagepractices , so, t!ey required !im to do paman!ikan. (results$

     ) . We planned to have two kids – a boy and a girl

    – but we got three because two boys wereborn in a row. (epresses reason$