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Hanuman_2000 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Adverb

Hello,

An adverb is a word that modify a verb, an adjective , an adverb ,and a phrase.

I know the general usage of an adverb just as adding something to a verb a, modifying an adjective ,and an adverb. But I am not familiar of an adverb adding something to a phrase and also the kind of the phrase.

What kind of phrases are modified by adverbs?

Could any one explain it?

Thanks.
  

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hanuman_2000 What kind of phrases are modified by adverbs? Good question. If I try to imagine, I can only come up with examples: The runner was just under the wire .

— Mister Micawber

  • hanuman_2000 What kind of phrases are modified by adverbs?
  • Good question.
  • If I try to imagine, I can only come up with examples: The runner was just under the wire .
  • He climbed almost to the top of the mountain.
  • etc.
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hanuman_2000What kind of phrases are modified by adverbs?
Good question. If I try to imagine, I can only come up with examples:

The runner was just under the wire.
He climbed almost to the top of the mountain.
etc.
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