action
as one feels
t"lat one
has to concentrate
o::te's attention
or, the details
of
static
eni:iti<:s or
phenoaena.
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to
Todd
(1982),
"Adverb is
usually
to
qualify
a
verb,
an
adjective,
anot. er adverb
or a sentence"
(p.56).
exa.aples:
-
Ann walks slowly.
-
You are absolutely
right
• Actuallv, I do
not
like
There are five
main
of adverbs
used for specific
fimetions:
L
Adverbs of l:1fl!l!ler
Adverbs
manner
tell about
how
somet!lliJg happens. They
are usually
placed
m1er
the
main
object.
He ran quickly.
(after
the
verb)
spoke
sofily.
plays
piano beautifidly.(after the
object)
-
He ate the
cake
greedily.
The
position
of
the
adverb
ia b:vomtar1t
w:1en there
is
more
!han
one
verb
b
a
sentence.
the adverb
is placed
after a clause, then
it
modifies the whole
action
desc:ibed
by
the clause. For examples:
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