1. ADVERBS YASEMİN ÇATAK 1090610160 İngilizce öğretmenliği 1

2. In parts of speech adverbs play an important role. Let’s see its role…

3. Basically, most adverbs tell you how, where or when some thing is done. In other words, they describe the manner, place or time of an action.

4. Commonly adverbs are formed from adjectives. Some are below…

5. AdjectivesAdverbs KindKindly Happyhappily WonderfulWonderfully LoudLoudly SadSadly BeautifulBeautifully SweetSweetly

6. Many adverbs end with –ly. You make these adverbs by adding –ly to adjective…

7. Note: Some words that end in –ly are not adverb. Some adjectives end in –ly, too.

8. For example: Sam was feeling very lonely. She was wearing a lovely dress. It was a very lively party.

9. Adverbs can be categorized into a number of groups according to their functions…

10. Kinds of Adverbs Manner Place Time It describes in which manner an action is done It describes where an action is done It describes when an action is done

11. Kinds of Adverbs Frequency Purpose/Reason It shows how many time an action is done It describes purpose or reason for the action

12. Adverbs of Manner It describes in which manner an action is done

13. Adverbs of Manner Quickly:  He replied to my letter very quickly. Slowly:  Bill drow the car slowly.

14. Adverbs of Manner Wisely:  She rejected the offer wisely. Carefully:  He typed the letter carefully.

15. Adverbs of Time It describes when an action is done

16. Adverbs of Time Now:  I am eating a hamburger now. Today:  She is going to the cinema today.

17. Adverbs of Time Yesterday:  We did our homeworks yesterday. Next week:  My father will go to London next week.

18. Adverbs of Time Subsequently:  The original interview notes were subsequently lost. Afterwards:  Let’s go to the theatre first and eat afterwards.

19. Adverbs of Place It describes where an action is done.

20. Adverbs of Place Here:  Let’s get out of here. There:  We went on to Paris and we stay there eleven days.

21. Adverbs of Place Insıde:  We had little knowledge about China. Outsıde:  The outside of the house needs painting.

22. Frequency Adverbs It shows how many times an action is done.

23. Adverbs of Frequency Always:  There is always somebody at home in the evenings. Usually:  I’m usually home by 6 o’clock.

24. Adverbs of Frequency Sometimes:  He sometimes writes to me. Ever  Don’t you ever get tired?

25. Adverbs of Frequency Rarely:  We rarely agree on what to do. Seldom:  He had seldom seen a child with so much talent.

26. Sentential Adverbs These adverbs modify the whole sentence.

27. Sentential Adverbs Essentially:  Essentially, there is not any significant difference between the two approaches. Wisely:  Wisely, he rejected the offer

28. Sentential Adverbs Naturally:  Naturally, there is a limit to what a person can accomplish. Basically:  Basically, I’m in favor of more radical refoms.

29. Restricting Adverbs Solely:  You are solely responsible for what happened. Exclusively:  Hair is found exclusively in mammals.

30. Restricting Adverbs Simply:  Is success simply a matter of working hard? Purely:  His work is purely theoretical.

31. Restricting Adverbs Merely:  It isn’t merely a job, but a way of life. Just:  This jacket is just my size.

32. Viewpoint Adverbs Economically:  Economically, Turkey is committed to Europe. Psychologically:  Psychologically, he was in a turmoil.

33. Viewpoint Adverbs Scientifically:  Scientifically, the project was far from being satisfactory. Politically:  Politically, it is a bad decision.

34. Viewpoint Adverbs Theoretically:  Theoretically, this is possible.

35. Adverbs of Degree Quite:  He plays quite well Rather:  The instructions were rather complicated.

36. Adverbs of Degree Fairly:  I know him fairly well, but I wouldn’t say we were really close friends. Exremely:  She found it extremely important to get a job.

37. Focusing Adverbs Chiefly:  We are chiefly concerned with improving educational standards. Especially:  This song is popular especially among young people.

38. Focusing Adverbs Mainly:  The people in the hotel were mainly foreign tourists. Mostly:  We are mostly out on Sundays.

39. Focusing Adverbs Notably:  The house had many drawbacks, most notably is location and price. Particularly:  Traffic is bad, particularly in the city center.

40. Focusing Adverbs Primarily:  The problem is not primarily a financial one. Predominantly:  The population of this island is predominantly black.