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Mind Map by mariaramos, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by mariaramos
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Adverbs
- Definition: adds meaning to, or
modifies verbs, adjectives and
other adverbs
- For example, "I ran quickly" ran would be the
verb and quickly would be the adverb as it
adds meaning to how I ran
- For example, "I ran quickly" ran would be the
verb and quickly would be the adverb as it
adds meaning to how I ran
- Adverbs of manner
- Tells you how something is done
- For example, "I walked SLOWLY"
- For example, "I walked SLOWLY"
- Tells you how something is done
- Adverbs of time
- Tells you when something is done
- For example, "I ran YESTERDAY"
- For example, "I ran YESTERDAY"
- Tells you when something is done
- Adverbs of place
- Tells you where something is done
- For example, "I ran THERE"
- For example, "I ran THERE"
- Tells you where something is done
- Adverbs of reason
- Tells you why something is done
- For example, "THEREFORE I argue..."
- For example, "THEREFORE I argue..."
- Tells you why something is done
- Interrogative
- An adverb that asks questions
- For example, "WHEN did you get here?"
"HOW are you?" "WHERE did she come
from?" "WHY are you laughing?"
- For example, "WHEN did you get here?"
"HOW are you?" "WHERE did she come
from?" "WHY are you laughing?"
- An adverb that asks questions
- Negative
- Adverbs that makes a
sentence negative
- For example, "I do NOT agree"
"NEVER do that again"
- For example, "I do NOT agree"
"NEVER do that again"
- Adverbs that makes a
sentence negative
- Modal
- An adverb that shows the
amount of probability
- For example, "We will PROBABLY go
to the beach" Includes yes, probably,
possibly, certainly, definitely
- For example, "We will PROBABLY go
to the beach" Includes yes, probably,
possibly, certainly, definitely
- An adverb that shows the
amount of probability
- Numerical
- Refers to how often
something took place
- For example, "He called her TWICE"
- For example, "He called her TWICE"
- Refers to how often
something took place
- Adverbs of degree
- Tells us to what extent something happens
- For example, "the train ALMOST crashed"
"the plane flew EXTREMELY fast"
- For example, "the train ALMOST crashed"
"the plane flew EXTREMELY fast"
- Tells us to what extent something happens
- With the "ly" ending
- Many adverbs end in "ly" including hardly and
nearly but it's important not to get these mixed
up with adjectives such as kindly and early
- Many adverbs end in "ly" including hardly and
nearly but it's important not to get these mixed
up with adjectives such as kindly and early
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