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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Types of adverb
Adverbs describe adjectives, adverbs and verbs.
May I know am I right about the adverb for each of the following examples:
Adverb of frequency (Adverb is describing 'is'? ie. 'is' is a repetitive action?)
1) It is normally used.
2) He is sometimes fat.
Adverb of manner (Adverb is describing the extent)
1) It is used normally.
OR
It is normally used.
2) He is slightly fat.
Thanks.
May I know am I right about the adverb for each of the following examples:
Adverb of frequency (Adverb is describing 'is'? ie. 'is' is a repetitive action?)
1) It is normally used.
2) He is sometimes fat.
Adverb of manner (Adverb is describing the extent)
1) It is used normally.
OR
It is normally used.
2) He is slightly fat.
Thanks.
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Anonymous 2) He is slightly fat. I would call this example an adverb of degree . I agree with your classification of the others.
- Anonymous 2) He is slightly fat.
- I would call this example an adverb of degree .
- I agree with your classification of the others.
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Anonymous2) He is slightly fat.I would call this example an adverb of degree.
I agree with your classification of the others.
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