ADVERB

Adverb defines how, when, where or how the action is been taken place in a sentence.

 Adverbs can be divided into four different categories. They are as mentioned below:

Adverb of Time:

This determines when the action is been taken place. It answers the question “when?”

For example:

I saw her yesterday.

I just hope I’ll meet her tomorrow.

Last week I was in Shanghai.

We had dinner together last night.

Adverb of manner:

This determines how the action is been taken place. It answers the question “how?”

For example:

I was panting heavily.

He eats quickly.

Sandra writes slowly.

Adverb of place:

This determine where the action is been taken place. It answers the question “where?”

For example:

I went into the market.

They were walking along the river.

He fell down from the stairs.

I met her in the cab.