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Yellowstarstruck Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Adverbs

Hi! Always is an adverb. Are all the underlined words adverbs too? Thanks, Fulvio

1. I always get up early.

2. I always get up late.

3. I always brush my teeth after breakfast.

4. I always brush my teeth before breakfast.

5. He is always late.

  

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yellowstarstruck after breakfast. / before breakfast. after and before are prepositions because they have noun complements.

— CalifJim

  • yellowstarstruck after breakfast.
  • / before breakfast.
  • after and before are prepositions because they have noun complements.
  • The others you underlined are adverbs.
  • CJ
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yellowstarstruckafter breakfast. / before breakfast.

after and before are prepositions because they have noun complements.

The others you underlined are adverbs.

CJ

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