ADVERBS
ADVERBS – a word that modifies or describes an action. They may also describe an ADJECTIVE or another ADVERB.
ADVERBS
tell how, where or when an action takes place. They often end in “-ly”
but not always. Yesterday, today, tomorrow, here, often, never and
sometimes are examples that don’t end in “ly.”
Ex. – Suddenly, the students understood.(When did they understand?)
Mark drew the lines evenly. (How did he draw the lines?)
Some examples of words that end in –ly that are NOT ADVERBS are:
curly - sly - burly
Adverb types: Time Manner Place
tells when tells how tells where ex's - always quickly here
