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Hela Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

types of adverbials

Dear teachers,

Would you please tell me what's the difference between an adverb of manner, degree and approximation?

All the best,
Hela
  

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Dear Hela, Here is my opinion:- An adverb of manner is «He spoke to me rudely ». An adverb of degree is «He disagreed with me completely ». An adverb of approximation is «It is roughly 7:30».

— Goldmund

  • Dear Hela, Here is my opinion:- An adverb of manner is «He spoke to me rudely ».
  • An adverb of degree is «He disagreed with me completely ».
  • An adverb of approximation is «It is roughly 7:30».
  • Kind regards, Goldmund
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Dear Hela,

Here is my opinion:-

An adverb of manner is «He spoke to me rudely».

An adverb of degree is «He disagreed with me completely».

An adverb of approximation is «It is roughly 7:30».

Kind regards,
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